Sam from Stereographic has emailed with info about a couple of his projects: Mr Underwood (and various other names, depending on musical genres) a variety of projects from creating soundtracks and effects for animations to wowing crowds with his all hardware improvised liveset. When time permits he also dabbles in the design and build of … [Read more…]
David Rowan‘s new website has cropped up on a fair few blogs recently and with good reason. It’s real purty, with a stack of great photography on it and is dead clever to boot. David is a photographer at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and also lectures, consults and does bits of art design and … [Read more…]
Plenty good news for Tom Horton this week. Not only has one of his pictures been featured by MySpace (see screengrab below) but he’s been picked to be MySpace’s featured photographer for Birmingham. This will involve me picking out 3 of the most exciting hip and happening gigs / club events a week to go … [Read more…]
Karen Strunks has a new project called B4AM – photos taken around the city at 4am. The other day she had the idea of asking visitors to her blog to vote for her next destination and they sent her to Digbeth. More photos on Karen Strunks’ blog.
Mezzetty was established in 1999 by Martin Donnelly from Birmingham. Mezza V4 showcases simple Photography combined with Graphik Design and Typography Martin Donnelly is from Clusta.
Karen Strunks is a photographer in Birmingham. She is currently crafting her photojournalism skills with the Birmingham Post & Mail newspapers where she has had some of her work published. She also specialises in portrait and documentary photography. Karen’s work has recently been exhibited at Birmingham Museum Collection Centre, and at the International Convention Centre … [Read more…]
Wedding/rock photographer (as well as ex-international DJ, Birmingham Live! creator, etc…) Steve Gerrard has relaunched his website and, put together by Chris Garrett (who also did The Big Picture‘s website), very nice it is too. Steve’s blogging is sometimes used as an example of how a creative type can use use regular updates to showcase … [Read more…]
Back in May I flagged up the website for the Birmingham Photographic Grid, a collaborative project documenting Birmingham with photos taken at points of the city determined by (yep, you guessed it) a grid. You may recall I said that a public exhibition wasn’t too far away. Well, it’s just been announced and will be … [Read more…]