
I met Ian at the Paparazzi portrait photography shoot at the Fitzwilliam museum in Cambridge.
Mostly photographs of people
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I met Ian at the Paparazzi portrait photography shoot at the Fitzwilliam museum in Cambridge.
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This is Oliver Zolman, the organiser of the paparazzi portrait group in Cambridge.
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Aneta is in the portrait photography group I joined. Four of us met up for a nighttime photoshoot but retired to a pub because it was so bitterly cold outside.
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I was in Tate Britain, and I saw the man trailing his raincoat, looking at the Constable painting that’s in the second photo here. He moved on and I didn’t get the shot, but then I saw him walking past a painting of ships, and that did nicely.
The two people sitting in Tate Britain and looking at John Constable’s painting Salisbury Cathedral were interesting. She was an American cow-girl by her dress. I took a photo of her with my phone when she was standing, struck by the harmony of colour between what she was wearing and the painting.
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This is a man in a gallery in New York. I was so taken with his face and hat that I was determined to get a photo. In that moment I didn’t care who saw what or who said what: I wanted that photo.
I did a similar thing in a gallery in London and a woman who worked at the gallery came striding over and ordered me to put down my camera. I did, but not before finishing taking the photo I was after. It’s a funny business, but the act of taking a photo can be quite exhilarating.