January 2005

1st Jan
Five and Seven

2nd Jan
At Anna's
Anna is busy in the kitchen. Tea has been prepared for a group of photographers.
As she moves towards the camera Anna is transformed into an out of focus Giacometti sculpture.

3rd Jan
Final Evening
Its back to work for everybody tomorrow.
We hang on to the holiday with an enjoyable meal with friends.

4th Jan
The Fall

5th Jan
Life Drawing

6th Jan
Romulus %26 Remus
Photographed by the side of the A39 Wells to Bristol road, about three miles north east of Wells at Beechbarrow

7th Jan
Cleaning in Progress

8th Jan
An Offence

9th Jan
Pointy House
Pointy House at the Peat Moors Visitors Centre

10th Jan
Function Room

11th Jan
BodyZone Therapies

12th Jan
Distribution Centre

13th Jan
Shapwick Heath
Trish came round today and we talked blogging.
So Trish, this splash of colour is for you.

14th Jan
Spring Lambs
So does this mean that winter is over already?

15th Jan
Sorex Araneus
The common shrew or it might even be Sorex Minutus the pygmy shrew
All I know it was very small and in our loft space

16th Jan
White Socks
With my touring bike in for repairs today I was out on the Marin.
I really ought to get some of those high riding plastic mud guards to reduce the pressure on the washing machine.

17th Jan
Green Bench

18th Jan
Ripped Collage

19th Jan
Dave Clark
Another really good life drawing session with the Foundation students.
Olivia chose to do a portrait of Dave today, and he was so impressed that he has asked for a copy.

20th Jan
John Dory
One can find some strange things to photograph on Duncan's desk.

21st Jan
Blue and Green

22nd Jan
Red Van

23rd Jan
Peugeot Repairs
Chain ?9.50
RearGear ?14.95
Cassette ?18.99
Labour ?29.35

24th Jan
Tonal Drawing

25th Jan
I'm Lovin' It
c'est tout ce que j'aime love
iste bunu seviyorum love

26th Jan
Sappho

27th Jan
Sappho's Mother

28th Jan
Emily Sewing
Mass Produced
Urban Culture:
White shirt
Till receipts
Extender base
Black thread

29th Jan
Seed Pod

30th Jan
Orange, Black and White

31st Jan
Sea Horses
Its all gone a bit 'natural history'