Sometimes I work with a camera (see my photo gallery in the menu).
Images from a recent break in mediaeval Lavenham in Suffolk, which is full of half-timbered buildings from the 14th century onwards. I love finding the overlooked or unnoticed view hidden in old places. These are all as found, created ‘in-camera’.
Little Hall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
Little Hall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
A previous incarnation. Little Hall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
Guildhall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
Detail, Little Hall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
Candlestick, Little Hall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
Web, Guildhall, Lavenham. © Mari French 2016
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I’ve long followed your blog and your painting Mari, always enthralled by your sketchbook work in particular, but your photo gallery is something else. How you capture these ‘in camera’ eludes me. Your photos have such an ethereal look to them but show what a ‘great eye’ you have for a composition.
Lesley, thanks so much for your lovely considered response to my post and my photographs. It’s always great to get feedback, but as my photography can get a bit overlooked, I really appreciate your comment.
These are lovely Mari!! They provide such an insight into the history and hidden character of the buildings!!
Thanks Carolyn, glad you enjoyed them.
I like these very much.
Thank you Anthea!