Recent content by Pete Askew

  1. Pete Askew

    From Cleethorpes to Clacton...

    A very fine set there, Shaun. What brought you back to them?
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    Headed toward spring

    It does have a freshness to it. And I like the composition very much, Len.
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    A few from the 1st roll out of the Rollei

    Well, there’s nothing wrong there. Sharp and clean and the exposures seem pretty good. I especially like the shot of the cottage.
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    All Together Jump

    It looks like they are still debating whether it would be prudent to join in or not! Another fabulous juxtaposition, and timed to perfection too. :)
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    Anyone remember Dr Beeching...?

    As I 10 - 14 year-old I used to roam and play on the old Bexhill to London line, another victim of the dismantling of the network by the government following the ‘conclusions’ of the Beeching report. In my very young years I even travelled on the steam trains that used to go to the old West...
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    Lyle, WA

    That is a very satisfying shot, Gary. Serene.
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    Chook, chook, chook!

    Wonderfully surreal, Gianluca. Love it. :)
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    Munson Creek Falls

    Absolutely. It looks an impressive falls and worth of another visit.
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    Across the universe

    They do indeed, Gianluca. What a gorgeous set! :)
  10. Pete Askew

    All that you change, changes you

    A nice record, but I far prefer your impressions of the exhibition. :)
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    Getting ready for another top-up

    Brilliantly observed juxtapositions as always, Chris. Three things puzzle me here. 1 Who put a postbox in front of what appears to have been a doorway. 2 Who stuck a barrel on top of that postbox. 3 Did he survive after the postbox threw the barrel at him?! ;)
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    Bridlington Seaside Shots...

    A very fine pair of shots and I really like the muted / cooler tones.
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    Sights from the Seaside

    Having spent my formative years living in a seaside resort (South Coast) these images resonate strongly and I have always been drawn to images of 'out of season’ and abandoned places. Focusing on the permanent ‘denizens’ adds a new dimension to this that I have not really done, but these are...
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    All that you change, changes you

    I’m certainly intrigued by it from your images, which I find very striking indeed. I remember reading about the exhibition a while back, but cannot remember where, and it sounds interesting. https://www.isaacjulien.com/news/399
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    Poplars are popular (and they grow right inside your tum)

    While it is sad to see such decay of rural residences and former farms, part of me enjoys seeing nature appearing at least to claim back part of the world. The lighting in this image is simply wonderful and the portrait framing suits the scene and those soaring trees perfectly. Simply gorgeous.
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