The Shipping Forecast
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The Shipping Forecast
Mark Power
Intangible and mysterious, familiar yet obscure, the Shipping Forecast is broadcast four times a day on BBC Radio 4. Power's photographs are a response to the clash between the pictures built up in his imagination since childhood and the reality of the places he found.
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
Brilliant.
Comment posted by Wulf (not verified) on November 27th, 2010
The essay is really fantastic,I just don't have any words
Comment posted by do (not verified) on May 29th, 2010
how is it posssible to creat such an astonishing site?
Comment posted by Rom (not verified) on May 29th, 2010
These are beautiful and powerful photos.
Comment posted by Michelle Dreseris (not verified) on February 4th, 2010
Made me feel uneasy. The opening photo promised my childhood imaginations of the forecast..... but... the rest of the photos seemed to concentrate not on the 'out at see' fishermen and seascapes I yearned to see but photos of families at the seaside.
Comment posted by George Benson (not verified) on February 2nd, 2010
Aloha! azg
Comment posted by Gundosifa (not verified) on January 30th, 2010
Excellent essay. Amazing photographys and very well put together with voiced commentary. Please do more.
Comment posted by Daniel Peacock (not verified) on January 29th, 2010
Georgian Spring
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