Posts by Paul Capewell
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Beautiful post - loved it, every single one. A nice mix of familiarity and 'huh, I didn't know that' moments.
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Or p'raps this one, of Andrew Wilson of sometime-Nun'ers Die! Die Die!, playing at London's now defunct Metro club on April 27th, 2006.
Still one of the best live bands in the world, and great fun to shoot.
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Incredible stuff from Jonathan - what a great post.
And why don't I try out this uploading lark whilst making reference to something he said recently about the mic stand being the photographer's worst enemy?
Here's David Kilgour of The Clean at Brighton Freebutt on May 12 last year.
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This is fantastic – so fantastic that I finally, after what must be years of being locked out of my PA account, battled to get the password reset.
I’m really excited about the images that will be showcased here; I’ve long been a big fan of Jonathan’s work, and Robyn really has an eye for the unusual, the quirky or the aesthetically pleasing. Jackson I am new to, but from this post, I can’t wait to see more.
Good on you, guys.
(edit: yep, turns out my last post here was three years ago - thanks for coaxing me out of my shell once more!)
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What an evocative piece of writing, thanks a lot. :)
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Cool. I hope Media7 will get torrented/uploaded somehow for us overseas to watch!
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Nice post indeed.
Yeah, this bodes well and I hope Warners get right behind and do what they could (and should) to retain the integrity and significance of the material.
It's promising that so many New Zealand organisations (National Archives and National Library spring to mind with films and music videos, and journals and newspapers respectively) see this stuff as important enough to do, and do well. And that's stuff which is a national treasure and not monetisable (nice word, right?) - with Flying Nun we're talking about stuff that's to be sold! An impetus enough in itself, surely?
Anyway...
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Cathedral Square was being wandered by bored tourists
That's me four years ago! Sleeping in till 12 at the backpackers', lunch from KFC, humble indeed, and very un-northern-hemisphere.
Not long till I grace Aotearoa's shores again - four weeks to go.
Lovely christmas post Russell, very poetic too you soft thing.
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Haha, true.
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Oh man this is all kinds of glorious.
