After three months of running at full speed, last week I needed a rest. Not being one for just sitting down and doing nothing, I changed gears and gave myself a week to make some background music for a video I'd put together to show some of the large...
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22 Comments
Greg Bee
Posted at 19:56h, 18 AprilPrints look great. Who says size does not matter! 🙂
Music works for me too. Well done.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 20:04h, 18 AprilThanks Greg! 🙂
Malcolm Cross
Posted at 21:28h, 18 AprilFantastic Martin! Congratulations on your exhibition. I enjoyed the podcast and video as always. All the best.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 21:29h, 18 AprilThanks, Malcolm!
It’s great to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed this.
Regards,
Martin.
Phillipa Alexander
Posted at 07:45h, 19 AprilCongratulations Martin – fabulous images – the exhibition is very well deserved!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 08:38h, 19 AprilThanks, Phillipa!
Lovely to hear from you too!
Regards,
Martin.
Peter Cooney
Posted at 14:02h, 19 AprilBravo Martin! Bravo! Sugoi/subarashi! (not sure which applies most appropriately)
Martin Bailey
Posted at 14:07h, 19 AprilThanks Peter!
All are applicable and very much appreciated. 🙂
Regards,
Martin.
Mark V'Soske
Posted at 21:06h, 19 AprilFantastic Martin! Congratulations!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 08:07h, 20 AprilThanks Mark!
Frederick Gormer
Posted at 15:02h, 20 AprilCongratulations Martin
Greetings from the UK.
You should feel very proud and honoured to have this kind of exhibition, well done.
I do not follow many other photographers or explore their websites but I have to say you are the best..
The wooden lighthouse is still there at Dovercourt albeit with a wind farm in the distance.
Have a great show at Canon.
Best Regards
Fred
Martin Bailey
Posted at 11:54h, 21 AprilHi Fred,
I am indeed very proud to have this opportunity. 🙂
It was only about 15 months ago when I shot the Dovercourt Lighthouse, but I’m pleased it’s still there.
Thanks for the comment and kind words!
Regards,
Martin.
Keith Walker
Posted at 22:53h, 24 AprilAs always, enjoyed the podcast with the video being a nice bonus.
The exhibition looked superb with the prints quite stunning. I’m so glad that you included “Umbrella man at Skógafoss”.
It is a personal favourite as it reminds me of Werner Bischof’s “Shinto priests in the garden of the Meiji Temple”.
Keep up the great work
Martin Bailey
Posted at 17:16h, 25 AprilThanks Keith!
I’m really poleased you enjoyed this.
Is there anywhere online I can see Werner Bischof’s image? I just searched and came up dry, but I’d love to check it out if you know of somewhere.
Cheers,
Martin.
Keith
Posted at 01:45h, 26 AprilHi Martin,
The image was taken in 1951 when Bischof was travelling around Japan. If you google “Courtyard of the Meiji shrine” you should get it.
It’s part of the Magnum Catalogue.
A similar image I also like is “Town of Kyoto. Kiyomizu temple”, again taken in 1951, and also part of the Magnum Catalogue.
Happy hunting!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:36h, 26 AprilHi Keith,
Aah, yes. I’ve seen that photo before. Beautiful! Thanks for the information and recommendation. And for thinking of such a classic image on seeing mine.
Cheers,
Martin.
Ulana Switucha
Posted at 20:02h, 14 MayCongratulations Martin. Stunning exhibition. I really enjoyed reading “Silence and Life”. Just about sums it all up.
Regards
Ulana
Martin Bailey
Posted at 21:05h, 14 MayThanks, Ulana!
I wondered if anyone would bother to stop the video and read that. 🙂
Looking forward to visiting some of those locations with you in just a few weeks now!
Regards,
Martin.
Bryan Hudson
Posted at 18:09h, 20 MayMartin, this is brilliant!
Well done!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 21:12h, 20 MayThanks, Bryan!
I’m pleased you enjoyed it.
Janny Watson
Posted at 18:29h, 11 SeptemberMartin! this is brilliant, thanks for sharing this with us As always, enjoyed the podcast with the video being a nice bonus. The exhibition looked superb with the prints quite stunning. I’m so glad to get this, thanks so much, love to share this.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 09:22h, 13 SeptemberThanks, Janny! I’m pleased you enjoyed this.
The exhibition was actually extended until the end of this month, and I’ll be going with a friend probably for the last time next week. It’s been a wonderful opportunity and experience.
Regards,
Martin.