“Mrs Hearty’s” design was initially inspired by Minky’s artistry in painting Wessex Heartbeat’s little rhino, “Hearty”. The student artists were keen to show synergy between the two rhinos, but also wanted to meld the colour and feel of the African origins of rhinoceros.
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Bergen Backstreets 6
The Old verses the New
Bergen Back Streets 3
Bergen Back Street 2
Back Street Bergen 1
I found a few more from my trip to Bergen that I would like to share with you. These I took with my Leica MP and Summilux 35mm f1.4 (As far asI remember).They could have been shot with the Nikon 20mm on an adapter I didn’t make a note.Still I I spent a pleasant hour or so this morning scanning a few few negs and I thought I’d share them. The back streets of Bergan are a very interesting street walk I didn’t see so many tourists that day while wandering the back streets There are other more famous tourist magnets in the town itself . So my wife and I had it mostly to ourselves.
Bergen In the Rain
Not much to do on a very wet Saturday . So I’m going through some older shots . Here is a shot from my trip to Bergen in 2011
The Brewery Door
The wonderful texture and detail of the Brewery door at Lacock Abbey caught my eye while walking around there in the summer. Notice the two keyholes.
Me…By someone else.
A semi-selfie, Taken using my camera. I think it was my daughter or son that took it.
Go Rhinos: Not a Target
About “Not a Target”
Julien Masson of Artsim was keen to design something that was clean fun and good to look at but mindful of the plight of rhinos in the wild. He chose the distinct patterns used for target practice and covered the rhino with them. “I like the idea of attracting but also repelling the beholder and hope it’s understood that I’m not trying to make a simple joke and that there is a serious subject matter behind this piece”.
Go Rhinos: Rohan
About ‘Rohan’:
“My design was inspired by the arid landscape often found throughout the African Plains.” – Ma
My Photographic World 