Hebden Bridge. April, 2013.
Print Sale
I’m having a print sale. You can get almost any photograph from my website or blog, printed on archival Fuji lustre paper. The photo will be ‘non-editioned’ and comes signed and dated. The print will be a slightly larger than 10x8” image on 12x10” paper.
All of the proceeds will go towards the costs of film, processing and printing for the project that I recently began working on exploring the River Calder and the surrounding areas.
Please get in touch via email if you’re interested at rich_higginbottom@hotmail.com.
Any re-blogs/word spreading would be massively appreciated.
£20 incl. postage UK
£25 incl. postage overseas
Old Mill Foundations, Hebden Bridge.
This is a new photograph from a collaborative project that I’ve just started working on. Photographer Chris Ecclestone and myself are using the River Calder, West Yorkshire, as a reference point around which to explore and take photographs. There will hopefully be regular updates on here as we continue to research and shoot new images around a large area that offers a lot to see.
: Interview - Richard Higginbottom
Our next artist interview is with Richard Higginbottom. His work speaks better words than I can, so here we go
Could you describe your earliest experiences with photography, both as a viewer and an artist?
I guess that one of my earliest experiences viewing photography was as a child….
I answered some questions for the Push Collective blog. It’s an honour to be featured alongside some brilliant photographers.
This is another image from a new project that I’m working on.
Working Man, March, 2013.
I’ve recently been working on ‘Ti Tomler’ a new sorta e-book, featuring some unseen work.
Its all finished now, and is available to view on Books Online! Check it out here.
Thank you Pierre for making this happen.
Take a look at Sam’s project, Ti Tomler. It’s worth the time.
The River Goyt, April, 2013.
From some new work I’ve been scanning recently.
