This is a departure from normal projects and posts.
Meaning I got paid for this one! Hurrah!
So all thanks to Jackson Kingsley who asked me to help him out for this job. We took both my cameras and took all the shots together. Below are photos by him and me in no particular order.
He is a cinematographer also living in Widcombe, he makes great short films and arguably even better barbecues.
Check out his showreel and work at his website:
http://www.jacksonkingsley.com/
This project was to provide photographic material for a media company, pitching for a job to make a documentary film and accompanying book to raise awareness for the Southside Project in Bath. This is a locally organised family support group in Twerton, which in stark conrtast to most of Bath is actually a deprived area and very much outside of most Bath resident's radars.
Seen below is a selection of the shoot used for the pitch. The idea was to demonstrate a very much 'as-found' documentary view of Twerton. Most striking was the almost complete lack of people from streets and multiple green parks on a sunny sunday half term holiday afternoon. The shut up shops, (except bargain booze and co-ops) aside from the more obvious state of disrepair and neglect; in comparison to the more, 'select' shall we say, spots in town.
As usual you also can view the set on Flickr
As always cutting criticism and comments via email (tomglendinning.photography@gmail.com) or
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If you don't like something then please, tell me - Also try to articulate why, it is tremendously useful to have constructive, critical feedback.
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