Tag Archive: travel photography

Dancers in loincloths and traditional clothes, moving energetically in a very dusty environment that is lit by an artificial light at the back of the picture, roughly eye-height

Nocturnal Indigenous Australian Dancers. New installation in London E11

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  This image of native Australian dancers is part of the one in my Leytonstone Arts Trail installation  Printed on oilcloth, it is over 4m wide and 2m hight. I chose to hang… Continue reading →

Washington State, between Seattle and Forks, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

Washington State #tbt

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The second leg of the press trip and how I broke my D700. Photos grabbed from my 2009 moblog.

Dawn at Pingveller National Park, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

Dawn at Thingveller National Park #tbt

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Photo: Dawn at Pingveller #tbt

Passage between two continental shelves at Pingveller National Park, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

The delicate lilacs of dawn at Thingveller #tbt

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The delicate lilacs of dawn at Pingveller National Park, Iceland.

Screen grab of my moblog post of the aurora borealis in Iceland, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

My First Northern Lights, 2009 #tbt

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The aurora borealis, my post chemo symptoms and hindsight

Screen grab of Icelandinc geysir at different stages, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

Hey Geysirs! Throw back Thursday (2009)

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I might not have been supposed to leave the country for another week, but I survived, and Iceland was the first stop in my first post chemo press trip.

Screen grab of Krysuvik post from my moblog, (c) Carole Edrich 2009

Impressions of Krysuvik

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Dawn, and my impressions of Krysuvik Geothermal Area in Iceland, taken from a 2009 moblog post.

Foreground is dusty, sand, with small concave depression right in the centre at the bottom of the shot. Manuela, a dark-haired Latin looking woman is dancing with one arm benind her exactly parallel to a ladder some distance behind her. This ladder leads to what appears to be an abandoned building behind which are the remnants of what appears to be either a hige ship or a 10-12 storey narrow tower block. In the middle ground are several people ship-breaking, working in the skeleton of the ship,

The Red Dress Dance Project

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Manuela Benini’s Red Dress Dance Project, part of which is currently on exhibition at Sadler’s Wells, highlights the complexities of tradition and the constant cycle of change, with particular attention to some of the biggest inequities on our planet.

Fishermen in Goa at sunset, this image is a temporary choice as I can't access my safari images right now.

Starting Safari Photography

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An increasing number of people on my regular City Academy photography courses want to learn to take better shots for an upcoming safari. Shooting on safari is very different to a London-based travel,… Continue reading →