#302 PHOTOWALK: SOBRIETY, PTSD & ‘ME’
A special Photowalk week in which we talk to photographers about addiction, mental health, mindfulness and how the practice of photography has a healing positive effect. Also, today, making pictures without a camera, the beautiful landscape that is the entire island of Ireland, the sound of your pictures, colourful fishing harbours, trespassing and the Welsh retreat for Frankenstein?
REFERENCED WITHIN THE SHOW: Email your stories and pictures, PD’s Facebook group, how to make a cyanolumen print, Parkour Generations, Right to Roam UK, Mevagissey’s visitor page, Ian MacDonald’s Instagram, Nils Amelinckx and his episode, Madison Thorn’s episode, FURTHER LINKS WITH PICTURES BELOW.
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Judith McDermott’s cyanolumen, talked about within the show today.
Rob Wisken makes his local story as he embraces sobriety, making street pictures early of a morning.
George O’Mahony’s walk in Kilkenny Ireland, with his photographic friend and inspiration (above and in the carousel below).
Patron of the show Andy Fisher’s portrait session featured on the show with Dan Edwardes as his subject. The ‘15 minutes portrait’ is featured to the left.
Above, six photographs featured within the conversation with Adam Hanson. The top four feature his coverage of George Floyd protests, lower two (above) of his trails taken of the mountains outside Denver, and below with his beloved dog Ghost who has walked the trails and aided Adam’s recovery.
Sue Sayer capturing the colours of beautiful Mevagissey Harbour.
Adam Featherston walks through the Turbine House in Palé Hall, Wales (above and below).
Sketchbook images from my photowalk.
