Gareth L Evans' photos

One of my favourite places, the English composer Benjamin Britten lived here and much of his music carries the sound of the sea on the shingle beach

Hasselblad 500 cm Fuji 160 NS

It was fun to see a 1955 Autobianchi turning up outside my local kebab shop Olympus OM2 Fuji Provia 100

This one was inspired by the wonderful photography of Chris Friel. www.cfriel.com/020515/2 It is a blended shot shot, the underlay being a four second vertical pan of the scene

Hasselblad 500cm Kodak Tri-x This was a difficult exposure, ot sure I've nailed it but I liked the contrast between the victorian canal and the flyover. I also fogged the film a bit when loading it into the tank

Hasselblad 500 CM Zeiss Distagon 50mm Kodak Tri-x Rodinal

It's British Summertime tonight (haha) and the clocks go forward. It's all sun from here... I was looking back over my archive from the lovely summer of '13 and found some shots on a roll of Velvia that I had overlooked. It was a golden summer, here's to 2015 Olympus OM2 Fujichrome Velvia 100

It's British Summertime tonight (haha) and the clocks go forward. It's all sun from here... I was looking back over my archive from the lovely summer of '13 and found some shots on a roll of Velvia that I had overlooked. It was a golden summer, here's to 2015 Olympus OM2 Fujichrome Velvia 100

It's British Summertime tonight (haha) and the clocks go forward. It's all sun from here... I was looking back over my archive from the lovely summer of '13 and found some shots on a roll of Velvia that I had overlooked. It was a golden summer, here's to 2015 Olympus OM2 Fujichrome Velvia 100

Free newspapers are a curse of modern life The protocol seems to be that you pick one up at the newstand by the train and then leave it on the train or dump it on the platform when you get off the train. By 23:00 the stations are swimming in discarded newspapers I caught the woman coming off the train at Clapham South station in the other picture bang to rights. Shame on you Madam..........

Free newspapers are a curse of modern life The protocol seems to be that you pick one up at the newstand by the train and then leave it on the train or dump it on the platform when you get off the train. By 23:00 the stations are swimming in discarded newspapers I caught the woman coming off the train at Clapham South station in the other picture bang to rights. Olympus OM2 Delta Ilford 3200 TMAX Developer