A series of photographs of industrial plants, by Tokyo based photographer Martin Bailey.
Pipe Dreams
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Projects
“The Nature of Japan” Exhibition Video
This is a slide-show of the 38 pieces displayed at Martin’s exhibition in Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, from Dec 23-30, 2010. The video is mainly still photographs, with video footage from some of the locations included.
The Annular Eclipse
A video of the May 2012 Annular Eclipse. Music used with kind permission from Martin’s friend Milo Volt.
Meguro River Sakura
The first short movie from Tokyo photographer Martin Bailey, depicting the various ways that people in Japan enjoy the Sakura (cherry blossom), which to many indicates the arrival of spring. This was shot entirely in Meguro, Tokyo, on the afternoon of April 3, 2010, with a Canon EOS 1D Mark IV DSLR Camera.
The Moon 2010
The moon, as it moves across the frame. The camera was not panned at all. The movement comes entirely from the moon itself as it traverses the sky. Filmed with a Canon EF 600mm F4 lens, fitted with a 1.4X and a 2.0X Extender on a Canon EOS 1D Mark IV camera for a focal length of 2184mm.
Antarctica & South Georgia 2012
A series of photographs and video clips from Martin Bailey’s three consecutive Antarctica expeditions in November and December 2012.
Iceland
A series of photographs from Iceland, by Tokyo based nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey. All images were made during our Iceland Tours.
Namibia
A series of photographs from Namibia by Tokyo based nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey.
City
A series of cityscapes and architecture photos from around the world, by Tokyo based photographer Martin Bailey.
Antarctica (inc. South Georgia, Falklands & Patagonia)
A series of photographs from Antarctica, including South Georgia, The Falklands and Patagonia images from Tokyo based nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey.
Flowers
A series of Flower photographs by Tokyo based nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey.
Flowerscapes
A series of “Flowerscape” photographs from Tokyo based nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey.