Showing posts with label Dave Colohan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Colohan. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2012

"It were an accident, I swear" with Raising Holy Sparks, the beach, some mirrors and some mild neck-ache

These are from March and April gone; the first four are photos taken around about Dublin with Vicky and Dave the afternoon before this gig, Raising Holy Sparks supporting Grouper in the Unitarian church. Not for the first time (and, I resignedly presume, nor the last) I didn't mark the film correctly (or at all, probably) and put it right back in the same camera when it was done. The other layer on these first four are from a walk with Zara around the bay behind Blake's Hill (the serendipity of which has only just struck me now, what with the first Raising Holy Sparks album being named after this bay) (if I'm not mistaken).






 















This one is in fact a triple exposure (tilt yer head anti-clockwise, then clockwise, then anti-clockwise again)
















And the rest of the film, taken around Renmore and Grattan beach that weird few days in April with the really nice weather times. Also the film got mangled in the film processor, hence the gouges.











































 

























































































Sunday, May 08, 2011

Bad Weather vs Good Weather with Dave Colohan + the layer that outstayed its welcome, happily


This was supposed to be just a straightforward set of doubles but my poor dysfunctional brain struck again as I used a roll of film that had already been exposed once, even before Dave and I did our respective layers - he in search of good weather and I in search of bad. The other layer, I can only estimate, is from around September/October 2010, judging almost solely from the photograph of Barry which I'm fairly positive I took a few days before we did the Simulacrum video shoot with Alice. There are some happy coincidences though...























































































The two above and below are my favourites


























































































[Taken on Fuji Superia 200 (rated at 400) with a Cosina CX5F in Galway (me) and Ballymahon (Dave)]