I’ve just returned from a fairly epic 4000 mile drive from the Isle of Man, through England and France to Southern Spain and back, a journey that was commercially unsuccessful, due to a string of vehicle breakdowns, but not unenjoyable. I’ll go into details in another article…
I took my Fuji Instax Wide camera and a couple of boxes of film on the road with me, stopping and photographing whatever caught my eye, one of the many benefits of travelling alone. I know these kind of shots aren’t everyone’s ‘cup of tea’, they are just snapshots, but it’s the kind of photography I really love. Here are a few of my favourites.
PHIL KNEEN 
Beautiful Phil… as always! that’s the pictures, not you, though your not unattractive, especially after losing all that weight 🙂
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Beautiful.
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I love “snapshots”. They’re some of the most honest work you’ll get from a photographer. Beautiful photographs mate.
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The color and perspective in these images really gives a feel about the arduous nature of your long journey and the unexpected events you had to overcome.
It’s a very realistic looking set of images, Phil 🙂
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These are just my cup of tea, love them!
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Wish my snapshots looked as amazing as these. But that’s why you’re a photographer and I’m not ….
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These are nice comforting shots.
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…almost like being there…
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these shots are lovely it makes you feel like you are actually there
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Amazing images. I’m surprised at how well that simple camera exposes, especially the uniformity across tryptichs.
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Reblogged this on Au revoir, mademoiselle.
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I do really love this kind of photography, snapshots on the road. Great eye, well seen and well made.
robert
PS: for my personal taste the tower shots are wonderful, and the palm behind the guardrails is a keeper, bravo!
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I really like this collection of images. You’ve managed to really capture a topographical style and there is the use of space and landscape in a more contemporary style. They strike me as being in a similar vein to that of the new topographics photographer, Stephen Shore, whose work I really admire. Nice work!
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