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AnomalousNYC
5pm, 26/07/05
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
Without formal training Phill has learnt the craft through a wide network of friends in groups such as London Flickr Meetups for whom he regularly organises events.
6 Comments
9pm, 03/03/05
on flickr
bloody hell thats amazing, great macro
10pm, 01/08/05
on flickr
"It's just a stupid speck of ice. But it awakens this sense of wonder, and you can almost see the whole amazing matereological journey of this marvellous object in its irregularities and pits and pores. I really like the monochromatic bckground as well." - AnomalousNYC
11pm, 01/08/05
on flickr
"It's just a stupid speck of ice. But it awakens this sense of wonder, and you can almost see the whole amazing matereological journey of this marvellous object in its irregularities and pits and pores. I really like the monochromatic bckground as well." - AnomalousNYC
11pm, 01/08/05
on flickr
I could go on and on, it really is a fantastic image. It was a little too analytical for me - you have to have a caption to even know what you're looking at, and without it the impact would be much less. Otherwise I would have named it the winner of that contest, because intellectually, sensually, and in terms of texture, it is really a provocative image. It absolutely reminds me of the famous line from Wm Blake: "to see the world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a maustard seed." Would love to hear more about the context...
12am, 02/08/05
on flickr
I could go on and on, it really is a fantastic image. It was a little too analytical for me - you have to have a caption to even know what you're looking at, and without it the impact would be much less. Otherwise I would have named it the winner of that contest, because intellectually, sensually, and in terms of texture, it is really a provocative image. It absolutely reminds me of the famous line from Wm Blake: "to see the world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a maustard seed." Would love to hear more about the context...
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