Paul built the woodshed. A quietly modest contentment at being IN ADVANCE (for a girl who was once labeled and still feels a Late Developer) for we are before the Summer Solstice when earths tilt means the light is still lengthening and the earth plants are still expanding. He also took away the bad decision to have a ramp and has replaced with steps. Such a pleasure to have Paul back in the wood. Sorting through the left over wood, finding exactly what he needs. His Bells Palsey has engulfed his life as well as his face. Although so much better, I notice his left eye still hardly blinks. He has had a rough ride of it, such an out of the blue condition.
Meanwhile, Henry has been busy anticipating. He has given the first empty to the compost toilet wheely bin, and mixed the matter, semi decomposed with saw dust contained in some pallets nailed together. It will make fine compost.
Pete Smiths photo of the wood cabin, Bobji and I are in the photography exhibition at Halesworth Gallary, (including amaziing Bill Jackson, Stephen Wolfenden, McCabe and Rudomino) http://www.halesworthgallery.co.uk/
It’s title is Belonging. I feel surprised, flattered and quietly assured to be described in a family of Belonging – yes, it feels good to belong in the wood. Thank you Pete Everard Smith.
9 June to 27 June
BELONGING
Preview Party 8 June
Everard Smith/Jackson/McCabe/Rudomino/Wolfenden
Peter Everard Smith, Eamonn McCabe, Bill Jackson, Phoebe Rudomino and Stephen Wolfenden
Five locally based photographers with national and international reputations have come together once again at The Halesworth Gallery, Halesworth, as part of the 2018 PhotoEast Festival.
Eamonn McCabe, Bill Jackson, Stephen Wolfenden, Peter Everard Smith and Phoebe Rudomino explore the ideas around the festival theme. What does it mean to Belong?
Find out more about the photographers and see more images here.
Peter Everard Smith has been shooting the world of music and performing arts for over 40 years and many of his iconic photographs are in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery London and in many publications and album covers.
Bill Jackson has won many national and international awards and is the first on record to have received 3 awards from the RPS International Print Award. He has shown in major galleries and museums worldwide.
Eamonn McCabe is the multi-award winning former Picture Editor at The Guardian. Eamonn appears regularly on radio and T.V. talking about photography and has exhibited widely in Britain with several pieces of work in The National Portrait Gallery collection.
Phoebe Rudomino specialises in behind-the-scenes underwater stills and video for feature film, TV and commercials. Film Credits for underwater EPK and/or Publicity Stills include Skyfall, Casino Royale, Atonement, Elizabeth The Golden Age, Harry Potter VI and VII, The Boat That Rocked, and Clash of the Titans.
Stephen Wolfenden is well known for his three books on Southwold shopkeepers and has been a professional photographer for over 45 years with a wide experience in theatre, industrial and architectural photography.
This show has been curated by Bill Jackson for PhotoEast and the Halesworth Gallery .
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