Black Hawk is the most exciting thing to happen in Littlehampton for a long, long while! A stealth-like rib with twin 300hp onboards that can reach speeds of up to 70mph!
The document discusses Gary Marlowe's images from the inaugural Salon Privé event held in June 2011 at Syon Park in London. It celebrates luxury automotive exotica, including classic cars and supercars. Due to heavy rain on the first day, Marlowe took many photos of cars in the rain and created a separate collection. The rest of the images come from the third day and include close-ups of car details. The document provides a selection of Marlowe's creative photos from the high-end event and information about his background in photography.
The document discusses Ladies Day at Glorious Goodwood, a highlight of the British racing calendar. Images from the event aim to capture the flavor through portraits of celebrities in fashionable silks, jockeys, and a sculpture of Desert Orchid. The accompanying text provides background on the packed crowds and hats, along with credits for the photographer, Gary Marlowe, and his distinctive illustrative style.
Images of the March for the Alternative 2011Gary Marlowe
The document summarizes photographer Gary Marlowe's experience documenting the "March for the Alternative" protest in London on March 26, 2011. An estimated 250,000 people participated in the largest demonstration in 18 years to protest the government's spending cuts. While mostly peaceful, some scuffles broke out and windows were broken at shops like Fortnum & Mason and the Ritz hotel by masked youths. The march lasted over four hours and culminated in a rally in Hyde Park addressed by Labour leader Ed Miliband.
This document summarizes Gary Marlowe's photographs from Salon Privé 2012, an exclusive supercar event held in the UK. It provides background on the challenges of photographing at the event, where the cars are parked close together. The images are split into two parts, with this first part focusing on classic cars. It includes photographs of Alfa Romeos, Aston Martins, Ferraris, Jaguars, and others. The second part will feature contemporary exotics like supercars that made their UK debut.
This document shares photos from Gary Marlowe's coverage of the 2012 Salon Privé event in the UK. It features contemporary supercars on display, many making their UK debut. The photos showcase cars like the Ferrari California, Aston Martin V12 Zagato and Vanquish, Bentley GT Speed, and Rimac Concept One. Gary Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style to capture automotive subjects and other topics through imaginative photos that tell stories.
The document describes the annual Lewes Bonfire celebrations in East Sussex, England. It discusses how the town of Lewes has 7 bonfire societies that participate in a torchlit procession on November 5th wearing distinctive costumes. Up to 50,000 people descend on the town to watch the procession and each society's fireworks display and burning of effigies, making it an extraordinary spectacle with groups dressed as Aztecs, cowboys, Romans, and more parading through the streets accompanied by marching bands and fireworks. The images aim to capture the spirit of the 2009 Lewes Bonfire celebrations.
The document discusses peacocks and images taken by Gary Marlowe of peacocks. It describes peacocks as spectacular birds with iridescent blue-green coloring. They are revered in many cultures and considered the national bird of India. The document highlights Marlowe's photos capturing a peacock fanning its tail feathers, something he had long aimed to photograph. It also provides context about Marlowe and his career photographing unusual subjects in a distinctive visual style.
The document discusses Gary Marlowe's images from the inaugural Salon Privé event held in June 2011 at Syon Park in London. It celebrates luxury automotive exotica, including classic cars and supercars. Due to heavy rain on the first day, Marlowe took many photos of cars in the rain and created a separate collection. The rest of the images come from the third day and include close-ups of car details. The document provides a selection of Marlowe's creative photos from the high-end event and information about his background in photography.
The document discusses Ladies Day at Glorious Goodwood, a highlight of the British racing calendar. Images from the event aim to capture the flavor through portraits of celebrities in fashionable silks, jockeys, and a sculpture of Desert Orchid. The accompanying text provides background on the packed crowds and hats, along with credits for the photographer, Gary Marlowe, and his distinctive illustrative style.
Images of the March for the Alternative 2011Gary Marlowe
The document summarizes photographer Gary Marlowe's experience documenting the "March for the Alternative" protest in London on March 26, 2011. An estimated 250,000 people participated in the largest demonstration in 18 years to protest the government's spending cuts. While mostly peaceful, some scuffles broke out and windows were broken at shops like Fortnum & Mason and the Ritz hotel by masked youths. The march lasted over four hours and culminated in a rally in Hyde Park addressed by Labour leader Ed Miliband.
This document summarizes Gary Marlowe's photographs from Salon Privé 2012, an exclusive supercar event held in the UK. It provides background on the challenges of photographing at the event, where the cars are parked close together. The images are split into two parts, with this first part focusing on classic cars. It includes photographs of Alfa Romeos, Aston Martins, Ferraris, Jaguars, and others. The second part will feature contemporary exotics like supercars that made their UK debut.
This document shares photos from Gary Marlowe's coverage of the 2012 Salon Privé event in the UK. It features contemporary supercars on display, many making their UK debut. The photos showcase cars like the Ferrari California, Aston Martin V12 Zagato and Vanquish, Bentley GT Speed, and Rimac Concept One. Gary Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style to capture automotive subjects and other topics through imaginative photos that tell stories.
The document describes the annual Lewes Bonfire celebrations in East Sussex, England. It discusses how the town of Lewes has 7 bonfire societies that participate in a torchlit procession on November 5th wearing distinctive costumes. Up to 50,000 people descend on the town to watch the procession and each society's fireworks display and burning of effigies, making it an extraordinary spectacle with groups dressed as Aztecs, cowboys, Romans, and more parading through the streets accompanied by marching bands and fireworks. The images aim to capture the spirit of the 2009 Lewes Bonfire celebrations.
The document discusses peacocks and images taken by Gary Marlowe of peacocks. It describes peacocks as spectacular birds with iridescent blue-green coloring. They are revered in many cultures and considered the national bird of India. The document highlights Marlowe's photos capturing a peacock fanning its tail feathers, something he had long aimed to photograph. It also provides context about Marlowe and his career photographing unusual subjects in a distinctive visual style.
This document contains a collection of photographs taken by Gary Marlowe of various musicians. There are over 50 black and white photographs of artists from a variety of genres, including Hurts, Scissor Sisters, Ed Sheeran, Katy B, Plan B, Kasabian, and others. The photographs capture the musicians in unique or unusual poses and settings. Brief biographical information is provided about Gary Marlowe and his background in photography. Copyright information indicates the photos remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Day 3 of Gary Marlowe's photography coverage of The Great Escape music festival in Brighton, England saw him shoot several Canadian bands at Komedia using a tripod for the first time. He then photographed an impromptu street performance by The Guillemets before multiple bands at a packed Corn Exchange venue. His battery died while attempting to photograph the headline act The Vaccines, but he managed to get one good shot. Overall, Marlowe was pleased with the images he captured that portrayed his evolving photographic style.
The document summarizes Gary Marlowe's experience photographing the first West Dean Festival in West Sussex, England. The festival featured eclectic entertainment including ferret racing, storytelling, music performances, and art installations reflecting the estate's connection to surrealism. Marlowe's photos capture examples of the weird and wonderful sights he encountered, from knitted flowers to a surreal take on the Sainsbury's logo. Headlining the festival was Adam Ant, who performed covers of T. Rex songs. The images aim to convey the spirit of what is hoped to evolve into a popular annual event.
The document contains images of different types of swans taken by Gary Marlowe between 2009-2011. It includes photos of Black-necked Swans, Coscoroba Swans, Trumpeter Swans, and Bewick's Swans. The images are available for viewing but remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Gary Marlowe is a photographer known for capturing intriguing portraits with unique styles. His portraits feature famous and non-famous faces with interesting features, expressions, and backgrounds. Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style across many subjects from music, fashion, and celebrities. His goal is to tell stories and imaginatively capture unique moments in his portraits.
The document summarizes Gary Marlowe's photography project documenting Jaguar E-Types celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2011. It includes images from displays at the London Design Museum and Goodwood circuit, where 50 E-Types participated in an anniversary tour. Further images were taken at the Salon Privé and Goodwood Festival of Speed events, featuring many rare and iconic E-Type models. The project aims to capture the E-Type, considered one of the world's most iconic sports cars, through Marlowe's distinctive photographic style.
This document features photographs by Gary Marlowe of various fresh fish. Gary captures up close images of fish still wet from being caught off the Sussex coast or from Billingsgate Market that morning. The photographs show the fresher appearance of these fish compared to those in supermarkets. Gary has worked in live events, graphic design, and now focuses full time on capturing imaginative images of unusual subjects through his distinctive visual style. The photographs and their copyright remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Images of the Spirit of Ecstacy at 100Gary Marlowe
The document discusses images taken by Gary Marlowe to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Rolls-Royce mascot known as the Spirit of Ecstasy. The mascot, originally known as the Spirit of Speed, was designed by Charles Sykes and first appeared in 1911. It has changed design 11 times over the years but is now synonymous with Rolls-Royce and luxury. The images were taken at various events in 2011 and feature both vintage and modern versions of the mascot.
Images of Britain's Next Top Model LiveGary Marlowe
Gary Marlowe photographed Britain's Next Top Model Live for the second time. The highlight is the catwalk show created by Lee Lapthorne, though Marlowe felt it fell short of the previous year's show with too much emphasis on dancers and not enough on the models and clothing. Due to the long 53m runway and lighting constraints, Marlowe had to shoot from the side rather than straight on, posing challenges to capturing the images. Despite this, Marlowe was pleased with how the photos turned out and hopes others will enjoy them too.
The document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe about images of big outdoor art. It contains photos taken by Gary Marlowe of various public sculptures and installations located around the world. The photos depict works of art like Cloudgate in Chicago, public art in Antwerp, Belgium, and sculptures at Arundel Castle in England. Gary Marlowe's photos are meant to imaginatively capture unique outdoor art experiences.
The document summarizes photographer Gary Marlowe's experience documenting the first day of the Great Escape music festival in Brighton, England. As one of the official photographers, Marlowe had unlimited access to performances, industry panels, and other events. He took many photos throughout the day, including of street performances, panels on the music industry, interviews with artists like Frank Turner, and live sets. The images will be collected over three days to tell the story of Marlowe's experience at the festival.
Images of Littlehampton's Lobster Boats Gary Marlowe
The document discusses how Littlehampton was once an important fishing port famous for its lobsters. However, today only a few lobster boats remain due to fishing quotas and rising costs. The traditional 18-foot boats that give color to the River Arun are becoming increasingly rare and may soon be unviable. The images aim to capture a fishing industry that could soon be consigned to history books, as Littlehampton does little to help the remaining fishermen survive. The document shows photos of the colorful remaining lobster boats and lobstermen along the river.
This document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe summarizing his favorite images from 2011. It includes over 50 images from June to July 2011, showing the evolution of his visual style over the year. The images chronicle his journey as an image-maker and include subjects like flowers, cars, concerts, and fashion. The presentation is the third in a series recapping his entire year of creative work in 2011.
This document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe summarizing his favorite images from 2011. It includes over 50 photos taken throughout the year, with descriptions of the events and subjects photographed. The photos show a progression of Gary's style over the year as he challenged himself. The presentation covers images from January through December 2011, ranging from music performances to festivals to everyday scenes. It concludes with Gary providing background on his photography work.
Littlehampton is a small town in West Sussex, England, located on the south coast where the River Arun meets the English Channel. Once an important fishing and boat building center, Littlehampton's fishing fleet is now gone and it mainly attracts day-trippers to its beaches. The town has some of the best beaches on the south coast, remaining sand dunes, and an architecturally interesting beach café. It is also home to many swans. The images in this collection aim to showcase Littlehampton in a new light and capture scenes beyond the ordinary.
The document describes images taken of the Brighton Wheel, a 45m Ferris wheel that opened in Brighton, UK in October 2011. It cost £6 million to build and is located on Madeira Drive by the sea. The images show the wheel illuminated at night and on an overcast winter day. They are part of an ongoing project by photographer Gary Marlowe to photograph things in Brighton, like the wheel, differently depending on weather conditions.
Gary Marlowe visited the Apple Affair festival at West Dean Gardens to photograph apples. However, unusually warm weather made it difficult to capture the surreal images he had hoped for. Instead, he focused on the unique and imperfect specimens on display, including unusual varieties and ones with writing or blemishes. Despite not getting the shots he anticipated, some of the images of the different apples were still interesting.
The document features images taken by Gary Marlowe of Graeme Hardy and Jem Frazier, who perform as the comedy duo Haurel & Lardy. They closely resemble the famous comedy duo of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in appearance and mannerisms. The photos were taken of Haurel & Lardy at the annual Goodwood Revival event, where they perform in character using an original 1920s Model T Ford. The document also provides brief biographies of Gary Marlowe and Haurel & Lardy.
This document summarizes Gary Marlowe's experience photographing Top Gear Live in London. While the 2010 event was good, the 2011 larger venue felt lackluster and photographers were given no provisions, making shots from a distance difficult. However, Marlowe believes he captured some interesting images conveying speed and scale. The images are Marlowe's intellectual property, though viewable. Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style across many subjects to tell stories through imaginative photography.
Images of Littlehampton's Longest Bench Gary Marlowe
The document discusses and provides images of Littlehampton's Longest Bench in the UK. It was designed by Studio Weave to be the longest bench in the world but fell short of the record. The bench opened in 2010 to criticism from locals who disliked its design and thought the money could have been spent elsewhere. The photos explore the sinuous form of the bench both close up and from a distance. They remain the intellectual property of photographer Gary Marlowe.
Images of A Trugmaker's Garden May 2015Gary Marlowe
The document describes and summarizes images from Gary Marlowe's photography series capturing the Trugmaker's Garden exhibit at the 2015 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The garden celebrated the traditional Sussex trug basket and faithfully recreated a trugmaker's workshop. Though small in size, the exhibit attracted many visitors for its attention to detail and photogenic qualities. The images showcase Marlowe's distinctive illustrative style in capturing the magical storytelling atmosphere of the exhibit.
This document provides images and context from Gary Marlowe's coverage of the 2014 Festival of Speed automotive event. The summary focuses on providing the key details and purpose of the document.
The document contains images from Gary Marlowe's fifth time photographing the Festival of Speed automotive event. While there was much to see, he focused on selecting fewer but more interesting images. The images provide a snapshot of what caught his eye and he hopes viewers will find them memorable. Context is provided on Gary Marlowe's background and visual style of capturing experiences in an imaginative, storytelling manner.
This document contains a collection of photographs taken by Gary Marlowe of various musicians. There are over 50 black and white photographs of artists from a variety of genres, including Hurts, Scissor Sisters, Ed Sheeran, Katy B, Plan B, Kasabian, and others. The photographs capture the musicians in unique or unusual poses and settings. Brief biographical information is provided about Gary Marlowe and his background in photography. Copyright information indicates the photos remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Day 3 of Gary Marlowe's photography coverage of The Great Escape music festival in Brighton, England saw him shoot several Canadian bands at Komedia using a tripod for the first time. He then photographed an impromptu street performance by The Guillemets before multiple bands at a packed Corn Exchange venue. His battery died while attempting to photograph the headline act The Vaccines, but he managed to get one good shot. Overall, Marlowe was pleased with the images he captured that portrayed his evolving photographic style.
The document summarizes Gary Marlowe's experience photographing the first West Dean Festival in West Sussex, England. The festival featured eclectic entertainment including ferret racing, storytelling, music performances, and art installations reflecting the estate's connection to surrealism. Marlowe's photos capture examples of the weird and wonderful sights he encountered, from knitted flowers to a surreal take on the Sainsbury's logo. Headlining the festival was Adam Ant, who performed covers of T. Rex songs. The images aim to convey the spirit of what is hoped to evolve into a popular annual event.
The document contains images of different types of swans taken by Gary Marlowe between 2009-2011. It includes photos of Black-necked Swans, Coscoroba Swans, Trumpeter Swans, and Bewick's Swans. The images are available for viewing but remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Gary Marlowe is a photographer known for capturing intriguing portraits with unique styles. His portraits feature famous and non-famous faces with interesting features, expressions, and backgrounds. Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style across many subjects from music, fashion, and celebrities. His goal is to tell stories and imaginatively capture unique moments in his portraits.
The document summarizes Gary Marlowe's photography project documenting Jaguar E-Types celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2011. It includes images from displays at the London Design Museum and Goodwood circuit, where 50 E-Types participated in an anniversary tour. Further images were taken at the Salon Privé and Goodwood Festival of Speed events, featuring many rare and iconic E-Type models. The project aims to capture the E-Type, considered one of the world's most iconic sports cars, through Marlowe's distinctive photographic style.
This document features photographs by Gary Marlowe of various fresh fish. Gary captures up close images of fish still wet from being caught off the Sussex coast or from Billingsgate Market that morning. The photographs show the fresher appearance of these fish compared to those in supermarkets. Gary has worked in live events, graphic design, and now focuses full time on capturing imaginative images of unusual subjects through his distinctive visual style. The photographs and their copyright remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
Images of the Spirit of Ecstacy at 100Gary Marlowe
The document discusses images taken by Gary Marlowe to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Rolls-Royce mascot known as the Spirit of Ecstasy. The mascot, originally known as the Spirit of Speed, was designed by Charles Sykes and first appeared in 1911. It has changed design 11 times over the years but is now synonymous with Rolls-Royce and luxury. The images were taken at various events in 2011 and feature both vintage and modern versions of the mascot.
Images of Britain's Next Top Model LiveGary Marlowe
Gary Marlowe photographed Britain's Next Top Model Live for the second time. The highlight is the catwalk show created by Lee Lapthorne, though Marlowe felt it fell short of the previous year's show with too much emphasis on dancers and not enough on the models and clothing. Due to the long 53m runway and lighting constraints, Marlowe had to shoot from the side rather than straight on, posing challenges to capturing the images. Despite this, Marlowe was pleased with how the photos turned out and hopes others will enjoy them too.
The document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe about images of big outdoor art. It contains photos taken by Gary Marlowe of various public sculptures and installations located around the world. The photos depict works of art like Cloudgate in Chicago, public art in Antwerp, Belgium, and sculptures at Arundel Castle in England. Gary Marlowe's photos are meant to imaginatively capture unique outdoor art experiences.
The document summarizes photographer Gary Marlowe's experience documenting the first day of the Great Escape music festival in Brighton, England. As one of the official photographers, Marlowe had unlimited access to performances, industry panels, and other events. He took many photos throughout the day, including of street performances, panels on the music industry, interviews with artists like Frank Turner, and live sets. The images will be collected over three days to tell the story of Marlowe's experience at the festival.
Images of Littlehampton's Lobster Boats Gary Marlowe
The document discusses how Littlehampton was once an important fishing port famous for its lobsters. However, today only a few lobster boats remain due to fishing quotas and rising costs. The traditional 18-foot boats that give color to the River Arun are becoming increasingly rare and may soon be unviable. The images aim to capture a fishing industry that could soon be consigned to history books, as Littlehampton does little to help the remaining fishermen survive. The document shows photos of the colorful remaining lobster boats and lobstermen along the river.
This document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe summarizing his favorite images from 2011. It includes over 50 images from June to July 2011, showing the evolution of his visual style over the year. The images chronicle his journey as an image-maker and include subjects like flowers, cars, concerts, and fashion. The presentation is the third in a series recapping his entire year of creative work in 2011.
This document is a presentation by Gary Marlowe summarizing his favorite images from 2011. It includes over 50 photos taken throughout the year, with descriptions of the events and subjects photographed. The photos show a progression of Gary's style over the year as he challenged himself. The presentation covers images from January through December 2011, ranging from music performances to festivals to everyday scenes. It concludes with Gary providing background on his photography work.
Littlehampton is a small town in West Sussex, England, located on the south coast where the River Arun meets the English Channel. Once an important fishing and boat building center, Littlehampton's fishing fleet is now gone and it mainly attracts day-trippers to its beaches. The town has some of the best beaches on the south coast, remaining sand dunes, and an architecturally interesting beach café. It is also home to many swans. The images in this collection aim to showcase Littlehampton in a new light and capture scenes beyond the ordinary.
The document describes images taken of the Brighton Wheel, a 45m Ferris wheel that opened in Brighton, UK in October 2011. It cost £6 million to build and is located on Madeira Drive by the sea. The images show the wheel illuminated at night and on an overcast winter day. They are part of an ongoing project by photographer Gary Marlowe to photograph things in Brighton, like the wheel, differently depending on weather conditions.
Gary Marlowe visited the Apple Affair festival at West Dean Gardens to photograph apples. However, unusually warm weather made it difficult to capture the surreal images he had hoped for. Instead, he focused on the unique and imperfect specimens on display, including unusual varieties and ones with writing or blemishes. Despite not getting the shots he anticipated, some of the images of the different apples were still interesting.
The document features images taken by Gary Marlowe of Graeme Hardy and Jem Frazier, who perform as the comedy duo Haurel & Lardy. They closely resemble the famous comedy duo of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in appearance and mannerisms. The photos were taken of Haurel & Lardy at the annual Goodwood Revival event, where they perform in character using an original 1920s Model T Ford. The document also provides brief biographies of Gary Marlowe and Haurel & Lardy.
This document summarizes Gary Marlowe's experience photographing Top Gear Live in London. While the 2010 event was good, the 2011 larger venue felt lackluster and photographers were given no provisions, making shots from a distance difficult. However, Marlowe believes he captured some interesting images conveying speed and scale. The images are Marlowe's intellectual property, though viewable. Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style across many subjects to tell stories through imaginative photography.
Images of Littlehampton's Longest Bench Gary Marlowe
The document discusses and provides images of Littlehampton's Longest Bench in the UK. It was designed by Studio Weave to be the longest bench in the world but fell short of the record. The bench opened in 2010 to criticism from locals who disliked its design and thought the money could have been spent elsewhere. The photos explore the sinuous form of the bench both close up and from a distance. They remain the intellectual property of photographer Gary Marlowe.
Images of A Trugmaker's Garden May 2015Gary Marlowe
The document describes and summarizes images from Gary Marlowe's photography series capturing the Trugmaker's Garden exhibit at the 2015 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The garden celebrated the traditional Sussex trug basket and faithfully recreated a trugmaker's workshop. Though small in size, the exhibit attracted many visitors for its attention to detail and photogenic qualities. The images showcase Marlowe's distinctive illustrative style in capturing the magical storytelling atmosphere of the exhibit.
This document provides images and context from Gary Marlowe's coverage of the 2014 Festival of Speed automotive event. The summary focuses on providing the key details and purpose of the document.
The document contains images from Gary Marlowe's fifth time photographing the Festival of Speed automotive event. While there was much to see, he focused on selecting fewer but more interesting images. The images provide a snapshot of what caught his eye and he hopes viewers will find them memorable. Context is provided on Gary Marlowe's background and visual style of capturing experiences in an imaginative, storytelling manner.
Images of the 2014 RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower ShowGary Marlowe
This document presents photos from Gary Marlowe's coverage of the 2014 Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. It includes an introduction where Marlowe notes some gardens were disappointing but he focused on interesting details and plantings. The photos showcase highlights from various show gardens, including gold medal winning designs, conceptual gardens, and ones featuring unique plants and wildlife. Marlowe captured the images using a new Olympus camera and hopes viewers will enjoy looking at shots of some of the best parts of the flower show.
Images of the 2014 RHS Chelsea Flower Show Gary Marlowe
This document contains images from Gary Marlowe's photography of the 2014 Chelsea Flower Show. The summary is as follows:
Gary Marlowe has photographed the Chelsea Flower Show for four years. In 2014, he spent seven hours photographing the show gardens and displays with his new Olympus camera. He focused on three show gardens that he found most visually interesting: the Laurent-Perrier garden, the Telegraph garden, and the Brewin Dolphin garden, which was the only one he was allowed on. The images in the presentation provide a brief snapshot of what Marlowe found most visually compelling from the 2014 show.
This document contains images from Gary Marlowe's third time photographing Salon Prive, an extravagant car show held in London. It focuses on Marlowe's photos of iconic cars like the Icona Vulcano and Pagani Huayra. The summary explains that getting clean shots of the cars parked on grass at the event was difficult, so Marlowe focused on just a few select vehicles. It also contains two photos from Audemars Piguet watches.
Images of the Love Supreme Jazz FestivalGary Marlowe
Portraits from the 2013 Love Supreme Jazz Festival held at Glebe Place, East Sussex and featuring Bryan Ferry, Nile Rodgers and Chic, Michael Kiwanuka and Charles Bradley.
Gary Marlowe was an official photographer at The Great Escape music festival in Brighton, England in May 2013. He photographed some of the hottest up-and-coming acts at the festival, including Irish band Kodaline and American rockers The Orwells. Though the photos were taken at different venues, Gary gave them a cohesive visual style. He hopes people enjoy the images from the festival, which allow hundreds of artists from around the world to perform for thousands of music fans in Brighton each year.
The document summarizes Gary Marlowe's experience photographing the band The Script at Brighton Centre. It was challenging due to the high stage and video screen backdrop. Marlowe was only allowed to shoot the first three songs but tried to get some interesting shots despite the crowded photo pit and video cameras. The images are Marlowe's intellectual property though viewable on SlideShare. Marlowe applies his distinctive visual style across diverse subjects to tell stories and capture unique experiences through imaginative composition.
A Year Of Images Out Of The Ordinary 2012 pt 3Gary Marlowe
Gary Marlowe is a photographer who focuses on capturing images out of the ordinary. In 2012, he shot live music, exotic cars, flowers and gardens, and interesting people, mostly in Brighton. This document shares some of his standout photos from July through September 2012, including concerts, car shows, flower shows, and festivals. It introduces Gary and his distinctive graphic style of composing visually striking images that tell stories.
A Year Of Images Out Of The Ordinary 2012 Pt 2Gary Marlowe
Gary Marlowe is a photographer who focuses on capturing images out of the ordinary. In 2012, he shot live music, exotic automobiles, flowers and gardens, and portraits of interesting people in Brighton, England. This document displays some of his standout photos from April through June 2012, including concerts, Chelsea Flower Show gardens, painted houses, and the Brighton bike parade. It provides background on Gary's photographic style and subjects.
The document describes photos taken by Gary Marlowe of the band Keane performing at the Brighton Centre in December 2012. It includes 13 photos of the band members on stage during the first three songs. The photos are described as being taken during Keane's "Strangeland" tour, though the performance space did not allow for the intended round stage setup. The photos are marked as the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe and are meant to showcase his distinctive visual style across various subjects including music.
The document discusses images taken by Gary Marlowe of the British band Madness performing at the Brighton Centre. [1] Madness has become a British institution since forming in 1979. [2] The images are just a snapshot of Madness live on stage as Marlowe only had time to shoot the first three songs. [3] The images remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe, though available to view on SlideShare.
The document describes Gary Marlowe's photographs from Brighton's annual Zombie Walk event called Beach of the Dead. It notes that while over 6,000 zombies participated, fewer had standout costumes. Marlowe aimed to find the most authentic and visually interesting zombies within the crowd. Despite challenges with weather and wanting unique shots, Marlowe believes he captured some great zombie faces and maintained a consistent visual style. The images are Marlowe's intellectual property.
This document presents a collection of images from Shakedown 2012, a one day dance music festival in Brighton's Stanmer Park. The images were taken by Gary Marlowe, and feature various artists performing at the festival like Katy B, Dizzee Rascal, Professor Green, Knife Party, and others. As the photographer could only be in the photo pit for the first three songs of each artist, the images provide a varied look at some of the action from the festival. The images remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe, though are available for viewing. Brief biographical information is also provided about Gary Marlowe and his distinctive visual style in capturing imaginative images.
The document describes photos taken by Gary Marlowe of Jem and Graeme, who portray the characters of Laurel and Hardy at the Goodwood Revival event. It notes that finding and photographing Laurel and Hardy amid the large crowds is difficult, but Marlowe was able to get close-up portraits of the pair over two brief sessions. The photos capture their uncanny resemblance to the original characters and the intensity of their performances as Laurel and Hardy.
Images of the Ferrari 250 GTO at Goodwood Gary Marlowe
The document discusses photographs taken by Gary Marlowe of 15 rare Ferrari 250 GTOs that appeared at the 2012 Goodwood Revival event in the UK. The Ferrari 250 GTO is an iconic sports car from the 1960s worth around $20 million today, and only 39 were ever produced. Marlowe was able to get up close to the cars and their famous owners and drivers like Jean Alesi, Derek Bell, and Nick Mason despite the crowds of photographers. The photos provide a rare glimpse of these legendary cars over 50 years since their debut.
The document features photographs taken by Gary Marlowe of Amanda Reifer, the 21-year old lead singer of the Bajan band Cover Drive. Marlowe saw them perform in August 2012 and was struck by how photogenic Reifer was. Over the course of three songs, he took many great shots of her from different angles, capturing her expressive face and stage presence. The photos highlight Reifer's good looks, figure, voice and attitude, suggesting she could be the next big thing in music like Rihanna. The images remain the intellectual property of Gary Marlowe.
This document shares images from Brighton Pride 2012, an annual celebration of gay and lesbian lifestyle in Brighton, UK. The photographer attended the ticketed festival at Preston Park, which was headlined by Fatboy Slim. Due to the large crowds and simultaneous events, the photographer took random photos of people, objects, and activities that captured their view of the Pride festival, including photos of attendees, merchandise, and performances. The images are accompanied by brief descriptions and remain the intellectual property of the photographer, Gary Marlowe.
The document provides images and descriptions from Gary Marlowe's photography collection from Glorious Goodwood in 2012. Marlowe wanted to try something different than his 2011 collection by focusing on aspects other than the clear skies, as the weather was grey. One highlight is Ladies Day, where women dress up. The racing shots aimed to capture what racing is about. The images feature fashion, celebrities, and scenes from the horse racing event.
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Explore the exquisite art of Tanjore Painting, known for its vibrant colors, gold foil work, and traditional themes. Discover its cultural significance today!
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