An evening at the Swine www.facebook.com/theblindswine
Managed to get down to shooting service at The Blind Swine last night.
Food shot with 5Dii 50mm. Service shot with Leica M8.2 CV 50mm f/1.1.
Get yourselves booked in now before the wait list gets too long.
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Full set of Triptychs for the Blind Swine (for the time being). www.facebook.com/theblindswine
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Second set of Triptychs for the Blind Swine. www.facebook.com/theblindswine
THE place to hang your hat whilst indulging in topically named cocktails & food with a little attitude.
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Second set of Triptychs for the Blind Swine. www.facebook.com/theblindswine
THE place to hang your hat whilst indulging in topically named cocktails & food with a little attitude.
See the rest of the series here – www.flickr.com/photos/bangphoto/sets/72157626960169758/
Second set of Triptychs for the Blind Swine. www.facebook.com/theblindswine
Yet still more Triptychs, will this stream of threes ever end?
THE place to hang your hat whilst indulging in the finest of eating and drinking pleasure in York.
Number fourteen from this series of planned rider portraits for Fixed Gear York.
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The second honourary International rider from the group & the first female (equal opportunities and all that).
This time I bring you Leigh, our honourary American rider. Not an actual York resident Leigh has somehow managed to partake in three of FGY’s most memorable rides, the “Sunday Socials”. We pretty much managed to bookend her time in the UK with rides. Ride one was shortly after her arrival, ride two was the celebration of her taking delivery of the fine stead you see here (built & personally delivered by non other than Mr Bishop himself) and the final ride before Leigh departs to Berlin granted her entry to our hall of fame.
Letting out a little of her inner hipster with the socks too, thanks Leigh. (I very nearly used the ridiculously smiley one)
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Second set of Triptychs for the Blind Swine. www.facebook.com/theblindswine
THE place to hang your hat whilst indulging in the finest of eating and drinking pleasure in York.
Told you I’d have more on the way.
So last night was opening night and good golly it was seriously good. I have to say I’ve appreciated food before but last night I finally saw it as art in its own right. It isn’t just the food though, the paired cocktails lift it to a new level. Then if that isn’t enough throw in the whole theatre of the experience.
If this place doesn’t take off then there is something very very wrong with food culture in the North.
More triptychs coming, plus I still have the actual venue and food service to photograph.
Quick tease from this evenings second triptych session for the Blind Swine.
Getting down and dirty in one of Yorks least obvious places to make photographs.
More to come in the next few days, if you like this kind of thing.
In the mean time send them some love – www.facebook.com/theblindswine
No I haven’t fallen off the planet, things have been a little busy around here of late but worry not here’s a new triptych to feast your eyes upon, along with a promise of some more very soon.
Lucky number thirteen from this series of planned rider portraits for Fixed Gear York.
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This time I bring a rather overdue portrait for Mr Ross. Why? Well Ross here is one of, if not THE founding member of FGY. He’s the man who gave up a considerable amount of time and effort into organising FGY’s inaugural Alleycat, the memorable Bridge to Far. A man who lives & breathes cycling of all natures (well maybe not recumbents). No other cyclist I know comes close to having so many bike come and go from their collection, he’s a one man bike rescue project.
Sadly no longer a York local we finally managed to add Ross to the project this week after a guest appearance at last nights ride.
For those wanting a little extra info on what exactly did go down in the woods the other day swing on over to Suzze our stylist for the days blog and check out the back of my head 🙂
Down to Earth Neon’s Behind the scenes.
via Behind the scenes from the latest shoot – Thanks to Suzze my epic stylist..
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