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Vox Darkroom

mickyates November 20, 2020 Documentary, Ethics, History, Ideas, Mick's Photo Blog, Photography Leave a Comment

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? When Roger Fenton took the first war photographs during the Crimean War (1853-1856), did he fake the most famous image, In The Valley of The Shadow of Death? There are two images existing – one with cannonballs, and one without. Which came first? From Wikipedia: ‘Roger Fenton was sent to record the …

Adding Voice

mickyates October 10, 2019 Cambodia, Critical Research Journal, Exhibition, FMPWeek14, Ideas, Installation, Photography, Project Development, Unfinished Stories, Video Leave a Comment

Sarath sent me the voiceovers for all of the images in the set. I have created a clip of the first three. I think this is very promising, and gives some interesting creative possibilities to mix with the video for the BRLSI show.

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