Limited to just 24 numbered boxes the Folio Presentation box is a bargain at just £100. For this you receive 24 prints (A4 size) plus a set of cards showing the location of each door, a little statement about the wine doors and, linking these historical remnants to the modern age, GPS coordinates.
Available to order direct
Many thanks to those you visited my little pop-up exhibition in St. Peter’s Church, Wallingford.
For those who didn’t make it to the exhibition the images that were displayed are shown here. Plus those that were available as a free postcard. Prints are available to order from PicFair.
The final edit of the photos is done. Those destined for the limited edition folio presentation box have also been finalised, mapped and recorded on the accompanying info sheets.
Work on the Easter Weekend exhibition is now underway with display issues to be resolved as the venue, an historic church, is protected building and cant be damaged in any form. Details on the Wine Doors of Florence page.
Work is progressing rather slower than I hoped with the Wine Doors project. But as things grind along I managed to construct this little video short, a teaser of sorts.
Been back a week from a trip to Florence with a day in Rome tacked on the end. Highly productive photography-wise with a new infusion of images for the forthcoming major project plus a few extras, taken just for pleasure.
A rather large gallery of images has been uploaded, nearly 40 I believe, offering the best from one of the Florence shoots. If you spend time in this Italian city - rather than be bussed in for a few hours - you will discover so much more than the museum, the replica of David and the Dormo.
For a start there is a vibrant street art scene. A few practitioners of notel but what is almost as interesting is the reuse of some images. Subtle and not so subtle changes by someone coming along after. It is only by spending a little time wandering that these things become apparent.
This image is my favourite from the gallery... its a first floor window, located in a residential area quite far out from the tourist meccas of the centre.
New gallery added to the website - a collection of images taken last May in Florence. These concentrate on the fantastic light that gives Florence and Tuscany overall, such a unique feel. Combined with the myriad of textures found throughout the city and you have one heck of mix. So ripe for photography.
Some of these overlap with the two other projects that where worked on concurrently - the historical Wine Doors and street art. Both of which should make an appearance here soon.
Light of Florence 11, Andrew Barrow, 2018
