Computer Animation Arts

I'm typing this having not yet been to bed following my return last night to the 'old dark house' , where I was once again locked in amongst the dereliction and the pigeon poo for an all-night stint looking for apparitions, anomalies and scenes of wonder...  I've at long last got myself organised enough to create a website gathering together my previous excursions into long exposure photography - find it at www.philgomm.com .   I'm off on annual leave today - this was my last hurrah before some rest and relaxation - though I have a sneaking suspicion I might be seeking further wraiths and spectres in the velvety shadows of the French countryside...

"Barcelonian photographer Xavi Bou has a deep-seated passion for birds and their ability to fly freely. In his ongoing photographic project titled Ornitographies, Bou utilizes a non-invasive, self-mastered variation of chronophotography in order to capture the marvelous shapes and patterns generated during the course of birds’ flight. His technique allows him to make the invisible visible, crystallizing the states of past, present and future all in one frame." timewheel.net

Semblance / new work by Phil Cooper , Phill Hosking & Phil Gomm at Whitstable's Horsebridge Gallery - 31st August - 6th September / Private View Saturday 3rd September @ 3pm Phill Hosking Phil Cooper Phil Gomm

At 10pm on the evening of Thursday, July 29th, I locked myself in at No 351, Rochester High Street and commenced an excitingly sleepless night of conjuring and light-play in the rooms and stairwells of this big, empty residence.  I worked through the night without stopping, making the very most of the short night and working very happily with all the light pollution coming through No 351's shutterless windows.  I'll be exhibiting some of this work at Semblance , my up-and-coming September exhibition at Whitstable's Horsebridge gallery, but until then here's my complete first pass of imagery that was more or less successful - and if it looks like great fun, it was!