Mark Hillyer

@markhillyer.co.uk

Studio Photographer for work, documentary photographer the rest of the time, Harmonica Player, Bonsai Grower, cyclist & Coffee Lover https://www.markhillyer.co.uk/links

I spent the afternoon on Sunday dodging the showers, working on some new stuff for something that I’m working on. The highlight was that I did have some help from my chief light meter operator and assistant who thinks the Mamiya RB67 is the coolest camera she’s ever used :-) #photography

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A few weeks ago, we had a day in London. I walked the streets with no goal in mind, except to drink lots of coffee and go to the Wes Anderson thing at the Design Museum. It turned out to be 35 degrees...I didn't drink that much coffee. #photography www.markhillyer.co.uk/blog/wanderi...

Wandering: London — Mark Hillyer

There probably isn’t a better place to wander, with no where to be for a few hours, than London. Time to kill in London by Mark Hillyer, Leeds & Yorkshire Documentary Photographer

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Between work and family, I’ve not really managed much time for anything else but I’m finally starting to get a grip on the #polaroidi2. I’m starting to get a bit nearer to what I wanted to achieve with it and 5 shots I like, out of a pack of 8 is my best hit rate so far !!. #filmphotography

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Doing a bit more clearance at my mums house, I found a box of old stuff in the loft, which included a photo of my mum that I’d never seen before, and a book of state of the art (c1977/78) cars. Treasure from 6 year old me and for 56 yr old me.

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Finally starting to get on top of the work pile and the life issues that have been swallowing my time up for the last few months and getting back to some project work. Tunstall, on the Yorkshire coast is a perfect example of a settlement that’s struggling against the erosion of the coastline.

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