Category: Bristol Photography
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A weekend in Bristol
Around Bristol, including at home, we found bits and pieces of interesting things. On Whiteladies Road we found our lunch of chicken and chorizo kebab at the Ruby & White (named after the cattle breeds Devon Ruby Red and British White) butchers. The Guardian said the following about them Inside, the shop is expensively kitted […]
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My favourite photo of last week
Mersina is with her favourite walking toy at Caffe Gusto on the Harbourside. She is with mum, daddy, Uncle James and his girlfriend. She is remonstrating with the latter two or possibly just Uncle James because no one is playing with her. Her little hand shows her frustration. She loves gesturing.
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One Day by David Nicholls
One Day is the story of Emma and Dexter. It gets told over twenty years by focusing on one day of each year. The day is July 15 and we read about where they are at that point and fill in the gaps about what happened to get them to there. It starts from the […]
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The digest part of the name
I seem to have acquired more than one blog. I have three more than one, two more than the two I had until this week and I’ll tell you why with a story that is one of my favourites from my running. I was at the gym, a few weeks before my first 10k, running […]
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Western Exposure by James Koch
A short film on Bristol and photography by James Koch and Vianet Djenguet. These eight minutes bring together the familiar streets and windows but filtered through a lens, a window, a camera and sometimes all three. “you’re still awake but you fall asleep” You can see more of James’ photography on his website http://www.jameskochphotography.com/
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Some pictures from the Bristol 10km – 15 May 2011
A record number of people took part in this year’s 10km in Bristol and it was a wonderful turn out on quite a grey day. Thousands of runners headed off from just outside the Runner’s Village at Millennium Square, Park St and Anchor Rd in two waves separated by 15 minutes. I managed to capture […]
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Fortnight: day nine
Photo courtesy of Bristol Culture Underneath the filtered light of the fading day, people in felt badges have been wandering into attic rooms, archival buildings, parks, libraries and museums, looking for something that they might have yet to notice has been there all along. They sent messages to people they have not spoken to in […]
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Stokes Croft, and why Northcliffe should wish for a riot in Clifton
I keep bumping into blog posts about the riots that took place in Stokes Croft this past Thursday and the one before that. I don’t have much of an impassioned opinion on the events themselves. I live maybe 15 minutes away by foot and feel it’s local story but I can’t really relate to the […]
Ephemeral digest 