In a past life, I was a film teacher, photographer, theatre director and film editor. Now a psychogeographer and Jungian explorer searching for my Anima.

Joined June 2007
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August Sander. Zirkusartisten (Circus Artistes). 1926–32.
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Foxglove.
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Sebastião Salgado. Korem camp, Ethiopia. 1985. From the series Sahel.
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It’s that simple.
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David Hockney. My Parents. 1977.
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John Claridge (15 August 1944 – 24 May 2026) was a British photographer, known for his work in advertising, black and white portraits in Soho and street photographs in the East End of London.
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Tom Gauld.
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William Eggleston. A pioneer of colour photography at a time when to be thought serious in the medium meant working in black and white.
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Stephen Shames creates award winning photo essays on social issues for foundations, advocacy organizations, the media, and museums. “In trying to promote social change by arousing public opinion, he follows in the honored tradition of Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine.”
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David Hockney’s mum visited him in Southern California after he’d moved there in the 1960s, and as they drove back from the airport she looked up into clear blue sky and said, “I don't understand it. Such lovely drying weather and no one's got their washing out." Bless.
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David Hockney. We Two Boys Together Clinging. 1961.
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Stanley Spencer. The Beatitudes of Love (5): Contemplation. 1938.
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Honoré Daumier. Le Spectacle gratis. 1843 - 1845.
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Happy 83rd birthday Malcolm McDowell. 13 June. ‘I'm not quite as buoyant as I was in my youth.’
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Cheers to all my lovely friends 🙏🏼
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I woke up to this. Although my birthday is on July 4th. All day my wife was asking me if I was having a lovely day. I just smiled and nodded. It wasn’t until dinner that she gave me a card with airline tickets to fly to Nice on the 4th of July.
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I think the word hubris applies here
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Interesting ratio.
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Badger retweeted
Well, goodbye to the boy from Bradford, who reminded us of the power of the spring & greeted each of his own with such joy. Can't think of another artist I've seen more exhibitions by or bought more books about. Ta ra lad - who made a bigger splash than you? #hockney #hero
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Badger retweeted
Remembering David Hockney, he was kind and always had a sparkle in his eye. He never stopped experimenting and is one of the finest painters of our generation.
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