I have finally got round to updating my website. It's not all done and dusted but it is a start.
www.davedickie.co.uk
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
What The Blood Revealed
Had a wee last minute shoot with my old band What The Blood Revealed on Tuesday night. Quite enjoyed trying out some ideas that I'd like to develop further.
Friday, 14 January 2011
Bike
I know I haven't 'blogged' for a while. It's not that I don't want to, it's just this whole life thing. It tends to get in the way. Anyway, I was able to develop some films I had shot for the 'My Run' series. Go have a look, say nothing and leave me ranting at the stars.
I'm drunk right now and Kings If Leon are on the telle. It's time for bed...and a purge of all things shit. Peace!!!!!
I'm drunk right now and Kings If Leon are on the telle. It's time for bed...and a purge of all things shit. Peace!!!!!
Monday, 15 November 2010
Faces
I attended a basic life support course last week. It was very basic indeed but it was good to get out the department. It's great when these images present themselves to you.
Friday, 5 November 2010
Evolution of Photoshop
Love this. Amazing.
Infographic: The Darwinian Evolution of Photoshop by Tech King
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Tuesday, 2 November 2010
Last of the season?
Well I thought I had made it through the summer with out seeing too many of these horrors. My phobia is subsiding about them these days. I actually like looking at their faces now. Very Art Deco I think.
Saturday, 30 October 2010
See Me... Photography Competition.
I was sent to photograph the local winners of the See Me... Photographic prize this week. The theme this year was 'Support' which turned up some quite interesting takes on the subject.
The competition is organised by the charity See Me... which aims at removing the stigma of people who suffer from mental health problems. It's a very worthy cause and is a great way of using photography to help reflect on people's attitudes towards mental health issues.
Check out the website here: See Me...

Of all the entries the one bellow caught my eye. It didn't win and isn't what you would call a great photo in the traditional sense but it still draws me in. It's a self portrait of a victim of bullying. Sad but reaffirming I think.

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The competition is organised by the charity See Me... which aims at removing the stigma of people who suffer from mental health problems. It's a very worthy cause and is a great way of using photography to help reflect on people's attitudes towards mental health issues.
Check out the website here: See Me...
Of all the entries the one bellow caught my eye. It didn't win and isn't what you would call a great photo in the traditional sense but it still draws me in. It's a self portrait of a victim of bullying. Sad but reaffirming I think.
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Location:Ayrshire
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