Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red.

Took a trip out to see this before it is taken down not sure about seas of poppies there was certainly seas of people there.

Visited Bharat's exhibition today

Its a big thing to put on a solo exhibition my friend Barat Patel has an exhibition "Nomads of India through the Lens” at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. Well worth a visit with some  great quality large prints.

 
There are numerous nomadic communities in India who have played an important role in society for many generations. Tragically they are now some of the most marginalised people of India. The specialised trades of these nomadic communities have meant that settling in one place was virtually impossible. Without addresses or birth certificates they are invisible to the authorities. This exhibition depicts their present lifestyle, showing some of the problems and prejudices they face from society in general, as well as the influence The Raj has had in branding some of these communities as criminals.
One NGO is trying to turn the tide for these nomads and their story forms part of the exhibition.
The Exhibition runs from 14^th September to 15^th December 2014
At “The Link Gallery” (level ‘0’),
John Radcliffe Hospital,
Headley Way,
Headington,
Oxford OX3 9DU. 

In the middle of the night

Still ploughing through my images from my trip to  Landschaftspark
On one of the nights we were out and about the place and came across this 4 piece making a  vid for their  latest release, tried a few slow shutter shots  then racked the ISO up.