Showing posts with label feet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feet. Show all posts

8/16/2015

Slices of Summer 2015

Photos from Summer 2015.
I've been working too much and posting too little.
More photos soon.

On the upside I've been posting more regularly on Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr.  Swing in there for more regular updates.  And I've been making more progress on my longer term projects, yay!


Cushendall, June 2015


Belfast, July 2015

Belfast, July 2015

Belfast, July 2015

Belfast, July 2015

Belfast, July 2015

London, July 2015

London, July 2015

London, July 2015

London, July 2015

London, July 2015

Barcelona, August 2015

Barcelona, August 2015

Barcelona, August 2015

Barcelona, August 2015

-PM

7/24/2013

Living [2013, continued]

So, I have dropped off of the radar again.  After finishing 'Miss Julie' in Enniskillen I had a very brief period of freedom, before tackling a robot job in Belfast.  And now that 'Game of Thrones' has started again I will be pushed harder to make time for photographic work (and blogging).  I can't complain, props work is fantastic and I'm glad the work is flowing.

[Even if I'm only writing this for me] I am still making photos.  Here are a few from the past while.

















I do photograph most days.  I'm just not allowed to use or show the majority of those images.

More photo work coming soon.  I've a short film on this weekend so that'll force me to do more.

-PM

3/27/2013

March: Then

When putting together the previous post on March 2013 I had a quick swim through my archive.  It was fun to revisit the previous projects that had grabbed me at this point in the year, over the years.  Here are a few images that jumped out at me.  If I get a moment I may set up the links to previous projects here or in the appropriate sections (failing that, just check out the archive on this blog or search for a keyword!).

March 2010


 




March 2011







March 2012






-PM

2/15/2011

Forgotten Roll from 2010

It has taken too long to get around to scanning this roll of film (Kodak 400vc), which was shot in 2010 over a period of months. The reasons behind the photos range from photo-adventure walks to recording the length of my 'dissertation' beard.

-PM