This afternoon I went for a wander down to North Bay to see the high tide. As usual folk were trying to dodge the waves, sometimes coming a little too close for comfort. I'm sure non of those getting dangerously close actually knew why the flowers were there.
Scarborogeddon is back, and now with a new home in the Sigma club, just below the Cask in Scarborough. These nights have been pretty succesful in the past, and this one proved to be just as epic. First on the bill was Dirt Appeal, followed by the sounds of Ben Sullivan with his band
Juniper Roots. You couldn't finish the night off better then having
Olivine ringing through your ears on the walk home.
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Finally the
Pro Surf competition had come to Scarborough. But, there was no surf! Thankfully there was tons of other stuff going on including an Acoustic Lounge stage in the
Blue Crush bar on North Bay.
The two day event was packed with local musicians giving both tourists and Scarborough residents a taste of the local music scene.
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A few frames of the Bridestones in Dalby Forest, photographed a few days ago whilst on a night time trek. James Rush got some too! Check them out here.
On September 24 th fellow photographer James Rush and I headed up into Dalby Forest to try and capture some of the high-speed action from the Trackrod Rally. After a face full of stones and a sensor full of dust I managed to bag these. Check out James’ shots here.
London based session guitarist Salem Nielsen asked for a range of images that would suit his gypsy rock style. After a wonder around Scarborough town trying to find some last minute locations we ended up doing a small set up in Patrick's flat, which worked out really well!
