Tag Archives: james
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 for many years we stumbled down gloucester rd at dawn sharing cider, staring into windows at silly hours (you were there, don’t you remember?)
ah, the golden hour
hope you can make it for a reflective evening of gloucester road photography, music & refreshment
9 images of gloucester rd (+ postcards)
as part of Bristol Festival of Photography
show opens thursday may 8th and runs till may 30th
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Excited to be collaborating on a piece with brilliant Californian artist Sarah Sense. Sarah’s visual art practice is weaving photographs with traditional Chitimacha basketry techniques… here combing three of my images (taken on the Gloucester Rd) with one of her own… See more of her amazing work here www.sarahsense.com
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‘pop’, winkworth place, bs2
‘miss the bank’, bishop st, bs2
‘uk garage’, dean st, bs2
‘body’, dean st, bs2
‘exit signs’, st paul’s church, bs2
‘play ground’, st paul’s church, bs2
‘stickers’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘carrot is the colour’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘freesomm!’, wilder st, bs2
‘grifters drift’, grosvenor rd, bs2
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‘last man standing’, city road, bs2
‘lost property’, portland square, bs2
‘the last pasture’, portland square, bs2
‘the first lady’, off grosvenor, bs2
‘dry rum’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘revival’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘reduce, re-use, recycle’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘lull’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘jeff’, grosvenor rd, bs2
‘matthew’, grosvenor rd, bs2
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Posted in bs2
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Tagged bristol, bs2, carnival, james, koch, kochy, photography, photos, st paul's carnival, st pauls, street
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‘the life of beryl’, queens rd, bristol 8
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Posted in bs8
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Tagged art, artist, beryl cook, bristol museum, bs8, james, koch, kochy, photography, photos, queens rd, street
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‘the things we take with us’, gloucester rd, bristol 7
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‘road to nowhere’, gloucester rd, bristol 7
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‘flow motion’, gloucester rd, bristol 7
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‘bintocleaners’, gloucester rd, bristol 7
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‘lady, buddha, man + bust’, gloucester rd, bristol 7
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for many years we stumbled down gloucester rd at dawn sharing cider, staring into windows at silly hours (you were there, don’t you remember?)
