Shot on digital 35mm
I went to Bristol and all I got was this one photo! May 2012
London Bridge is Going Up
On May the first 2011, Network Rail held it’s breath for twenty four hours as the engineering intricacy of pushing prefabricated railway structure at four centimetres an hour was going to take at least a minute.
Yes, there was a lot of men standing around in orange jackets but it was worth every second.
Malachy Griffin
Shot in digital medium format with a Hasselblad 500c body and a Phase One P20 back.
June 2010
Poker Face; the evolution of the ‘Winners and Losers’ project. Turns out, without money involved, nobody cared about the outcome.
This time visitors to the exhibition had to pay to play!
‘Subject’s’ are invited to buy a self portrait.
The subject can pay any amount for their own portrait, starting from one penny.
The subject and photographer then cut a deck of cards and photograph who wins!
October 2008
Most tourists to London only ever see what’s on the tourguide. The mystery of South East London abides to this day. For any fans of walking, views and history, the Thames path between North Greenwich and Greenwich town centre provides.
May 2007
Winners and Losers was a live, performative photoshoot, part of the Sanctuary Arts exhibition at Greenwich market. Visitors to the gallery were asked to pose for a portrait where they cut a deck of cards with the photographer, where the highest card ‘wins’. In the moment where both participants reveal their card, the photographer takes the portrait, capturing the the emotions of the win or the loss.
June 2007
Image of ‘The Thames’ pub, prior to it’s demolition as part of the development of the land immediately west of Greenwich town centre. Shot in digital medium format with a Hasselblad 500c body and a Phase One P20 back.
June 2006
Images from Brighton Pier at sunrise. Shot in digital medium format with a Hasselblad 500c body and a Phase One P20 back.
May 2005
Images from around Greenwich, London. Shot in digital medium format with a Hasselblad 500c body and a Phase One P20 back.
April 2005
Images of the famous British ‘tea clipper’ ship, on display in permanent dry dock in Greenwich, London. Shot in digital medium format with a Hasselblad 500c body and a Phase One P20 back.
