You can almost feel the ice cold water in this hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series by clicking on the following. Image measures 22.4cm x 17.5cm Hand processed and printed The…
This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series by clicking on the following. Image measures 22.6cm x 17.5cm Hand processed and printed The Photographer The Series
Some say if you walk the spiral then leaving a coin or token in the centre as an offering to the fairies you will be granted good luck but then you would not be respecting the country code and not leave anything behind! This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and…
You can almost feel the wind blowing the branches on this tree that is in the Lake District, with the moody skies in the background. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids . You can read more about the…
This photograph has had us all talking and trying to decide did the gull at Tynemouth split in half, or did it give a mate a piggy back halfway there? The textures of the sand and rocks are captured due to the image being hand processed using traditional film. This is a hand processed and…
Jonathan Bradley once again weaves his magic with the camera film with this image of the mist and mountains of Scotland and the dark moody skies. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the…
The magic of camera film, how it captures such textures and movement in a static image is always a marvel. Here a stream at Whittle Dean in Northumberland still shows the movement of the water over the moss strewn rocks. Unfortunately for the photographer it resulted in a slipped disc but hey, pleasure pain theory…
So why Lost Hope? This photograph was captured at Harperly, Durham which once house prisoners of war during the second world war. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series…
Wet bottom alert! Taken in Newcastle where I promise it doesn't always rain, at least it never has when I have visited. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series…
You can almost feel the muscle strain as this cyclist makes it up the hill in Prudhoe, Northumberland. Someone give him a push! This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the…
Peaking over the dry stone wall in Northumberland this chap looks friendly..... ish. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series by clicking on the following. Image measures 17.5cm x…
On a wet day, Jon captured this Geordie couple walking around the town. This is a hand processed and printed image using traditional black and white photography techniques by photographer Jonathan Bradley from his series ‘Ephemerids’. You can read more about the photographer and the series by clicking on the following. Image measures 17.5cm x…
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