Showing posts with label Escapism in Pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Escapism in Pictures. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 March 2013

Escapism in Pictures (Part V): Threshold Through the Lens of Scattershot Photography

As we round off our extended look at Threshold 2013 we present a focus on the photography of Scattershot Photgraphy. Take a look at the excellent images they provided below!











Check out more from Scattershot Photography at the link below.
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Saturday, 16 March 2013

Escapism in Pictures (Part IV): Threshold Through the Lens of Times A Changin'

As you've seen already if you've been following the blog there were many lenses out at Threshold 2013. And in this series we're showcasing some of the photography that our team produced. This time we present the excellent images that Demi McLeod of Times A Changin' submitted.  











Make sure to check out more from the set at Times A Changin via Facebook! 
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Escapism in Pictures (Part III): Threshold Through the Lens of Maggies Authentic Pictures

There were many lenses out at Threshold and we've only just got to taking in the vast sea of coverage as a week of normality following the festival ends. For this installment of Escapism in Pictures we look at the pictures from MAP, aka Maggies Authentic Pictures, who took some awesome images of the second evening of Threshold. 











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Images by Maggie at Maggies Authentic Photos. 

Escapism in Pictures (Part II): Threshold Through the Lens of AB Photography

If you're at a Threshold event, be it the main festival or a smaller event, you can be almost 99% sure that Andrew Ab of AB Photography will be there too. He'll be shooting the festival through the eyes of his lens and the pictures are often fabulous, evoking the festival in ways unexpected and artistic. Check out some previously unpublished images from the spectacular weekend of March 8th to 10th plus some of his highlights and regrets from the three days that remain indellibly imprinted on our minds eye!







Favourite things from Threshold 2013:

Felix Hagan and the Family, especially with their two special guest Louis Barabbas and Mimi Amore.
Finally seeing Mono LPs, Broken Men, Brou Ha Ha and Walk all of whom are spectacular.
Mello Mello Burrito...
Hearing how tight Man Get Out have got after their Scandinavian Sojourn.
Stumbling across Gastric Band and the Flabulates. What an insane yet fascinating performance.


Being onstage with Fire Beneath the Sea and WtU.

Dancing to Rumjig on Sunday despite having simply no energy.
The Thespians still rocking out.
The Craziness of a Culture Less Ordinary. All of it.
Being a part of the Book Thieves Launch and hearing their song The Light.

Dancing Elephants.

Science of Lamp's revamp of Duckling Hell.

Most of all, the atmosphere of the crowds and venues! Everyone so positive.

Regrets from Threshold 2013:

Not seeing Spoony Bard or Bolshy.
Not being able to see more of Walk, Brou Ha Ha or Alistair De Plume
Not being able to try EVERYTHING on Mello's menu.
Basically not being able to be EVERYWHERE at once!




Many thanks go out to Andrew AB and the artists and team at Threshold for making the whole thing possible in the first place!

Words by Sebastian Gahan (Intro) and Andrew AB. Images by Andrew Ab of AB Photography. Make sure to check more of his workout at the link below! 

http://www.facebook.com/andrewabphotography


Sunday, 10 March 2013

Escapism in Pictures (Part I): Threshold Through the Lens of Michael Kirkham Photography

With so much going on over so many venues at Threshold it was a pleasure to be there and above all it was an experience like no other to be found on an average Friday evening. You've read our diaries from the evening (Links at the end of this article) now check out some photography by our own Michael Kirkham!


Mr Wolf Collective

Robyn Woolston installation.

Bring The Fire.

Squelch! 

Installation at Camp & Furnace.

Launch Posture

Spinning yarns on the streets.

Music Music and more Music!

Still Bringing the Fire!

Furnace in Monochrome.

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