For the last few years from Twelfth Night onwards I can be found lurking in some unlikely places - around dustbins, recycling areas and back alleyways. These aren't my usual hangouts, but it's where the abandoned Christmas trees are.
I find something very poignant about these abandoned trees
especially when you consider that a few days earlier they were the glamorous focal point of the festive home, festooned with extravagant decorations, lights, edible goodies and home to mountains of presents.
This book is dedicated to the Abandoned Christmas Trees of 2009.
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eyeshoot
eyeshoot
Manchester, England.
I've always taken pictures, always had one (or more) cameras of various types about my person. It doesn't feel right to go out with something to capture images, even if it's a rather unsatisfying mobile phone. I have always wanted to make books and this site gives me the chance to experiment with my favourite themes and subjects.
I have a shop at www.eyeshoot.etsy.com for fine art prints, cards, posters and more and not forgetting the all important social media locations where you can follow my goings on:
FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/eyeshootphoto
TWITTER - twitter.com/eyeshoot
INSTAGRAM - eyeshoot
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Fecha de publicación 02 de diciembre de 2009
Dimensiones Cuadrado pequeño 56 páginas
Papel premium, acabado mate
Categoría Arte y fotografía
Etiquetas Christmas trees, Christmas, trees, UK, Eyeshoot, nature, dead, abandoned, winter, street
dionissi dice
I love the idea of the book. Keep up up the good work.
publicado 02 de dic. a las 14:58 PST