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Obligatory Quotes:
"When people look at my pictures I want them to feel the way they do when they want to read a line of a poem twice.” Robert Frank

"The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds."
- R. D. Laing

"Art does not reproduce what we see; rather, it makes us see"
"One eye sees, the other feels"

Paul Klee



I'm on Twitter but frankly only tweet pics (what is the point of Twitter??)
twitter.com/#!/PhotographiPaul

I'm on Instagram too....but I hate it because I have only a few followers and nearly all the images look the same. @photographipaul

I'm on tumblr too but its early days...and FB but it's just a personal page largely...need to rectify that...but I really don't like Fb that much either....sighs....

When I was young I fell in love with B&W film on my old Zenit E 35mm - developing them over the bath with my dad. Then I took lots of slide film (but haven't digitise many)...then went all digital with a point and shoot :( then a DSLR (better but too many sterile images), then iPhone (so much fun, I fell back in love with photography).
I'm right back into film though! (I just got my hands on a junk-stall Voigtlander Vitoret LR, a car-boot sale Polaroid 5000 Land Camera, dug out the old Zenit E (<3) and the OM10 (<3). I'm quite pleased with the results. Also got a Yashica 635, but then it broke, then I repaired it, now its a bit flaky...hmmm. Love it too.
I really want a Hassie, Rollie or Mamiya. Maybe I need to get rich. Quick.
I also want to make money from photography - just don't know quite how....

JPG Magazine recently published an article online and in print in Issue 26on my iPhoneography..

This follows an earlier image that was published in Issue 23.


I got a nice reviewof my street photography on the Guardian Camera Club Website


And earlier had an image in the "In Pictures" section of the Guardian on the subject of Voyeurism:


also recently got a cool review of my experimental set "photographing a journey"