Landscape Exhibition opening in Trades Hall, Glasgow

[DougieC]

Hey there folks,

apologies for posting what is essentially a plug for my own exhibition as my first post. I've been a bit of a lurker for years but never signed up before now. If any of you are interested I have an exhibition of landscape and adventure photography opening in the Trades Hall of Glasgow on the 8th Oct. It's a stunning venue and I'm chuffed to bits to have the chance to show some work there. Around a third of the images are from a recent trip to Patagonia (stunning, if hard work at times!), a third from around Scotland and Glasgow and the rest are a selection of adventure images (climbing, walking, kayaking etc).

The opening night is 18:30 to 20:00 and you'll all be very welcome. After that it's open 10:00 to 16:00 monday to friday until the new year (though they may occasionally close for private functions).

If you want a wee peek at some of my work to see if you think it's worth popping along or not then you can find a couple of portfolios here.

Anyway, now that I've actually come out the closet and posted something I might just have to stick around and try to contribute something to the group rather than being a fly on the wall!

Have a good weekend folks.


Dougie

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Were you really standing that close to the edge? That seems to be an adventure in itself.

Good luck with the exhibition and compliments on the web site, well done.

[DougieC]

Cheers!

The photo for the flier was a self-portrait. The worst of it was that I didn't have my timer remote with me so only had the 10 second delay to run round, stop and the edge and try to look casual before the shutter fired! Took a few attempts but it was worth it in the end....



Dougie

[fredjeang]

Gee!!
This is a great picture. I particulary like the crack on the rock (man, you are crazy, you are not a sea bird... you could have end in this frozen water) that draw a vertical line with your body and makes a great composition.
Can we call that, the luck of the audacity?

Well done.

[wolfnowl]

Nice shot, and congrats on the exhibition!  Wrong side of the pond for me, though.

Mike.

[Josh-H]

I'll echo those sentiments - well done on the exhibition; but wrong side of the pond for me. Best of luck with it.

[BernardLanguillier]

Congrats, enjoy every minute of it!

A bit far for me as well unfortunately.

cheers,
Bernard

[stamper]

Only 14 miles for me. And the Stepps bar is handy. Hic.

[DougieC]

Cheers for the notes folks. And Stamper, perhaps I'll see you there!