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got to do a really fun project with henry from dubstudio. …he mentioned he’s been keeping a bag of highly flammable swarf for ages, and that he’d like to burn it and take some photos. i set up behind some plants with my 70-200 lens & the results were pretty amazing.

at dubstudio henry cuts dubplates, and during the process of cutting into the acetate, swarf is sucked off of the surface (which leaves the ridges). i’m no expert so i hope i explained that right. i’ve taken some photos of the process of cutting dubplates, which i’ll post another time. 

here’s what henry had to say: 

The stuff is usually called ‘chip’ amongst vinyl mastering engineers, but more generally it’s just known as ‘swarf’. The lacquer is made from nitrocellulose, so I guess the correct term would be nitrocellulose swarf or chip, but acetate swarf or chip would probably be the more popular name.

be sure to check out wuk up, where henry plays freshly cut music at the bank on the last friday of every month (i snapped some pics at the february event).

dubstudio facebook

event photos from wuk up, here in bristol on the 25th of february. big thanks to henry heatwave & borai for a fun night. 

suit yourself magazine recently relaunched as the listings site, and i partnered up with them once again to publish another creative file. this time i got to chat with local screenprinter, amber elise, in her studio at hamilton house. also got some lovely photos!

creative file: amber elise

bristol harbour harlots vs. south west angels of terror
december 2011, bristol 

facebook.com/BristolHarbourHarlots

hyacinth, december 2011

hyacinth, december 2011

a friend of mine recently launched a bristol fashion website & community, MyStreetChic.com, and i was super excited to be a part of their first photoshoot. the photos were used for their website and launch promotions, and they were also printed in Venue Magazine (No. 971, August 2011, pages 24-25).

‘summer in the city’ was the theme, and we shot on a beautiful day in montpelier & st. paul’s.

clothes: shop dutty & elsie riley
styling: gina dyer & sian hogan
models: meg pope & katey brooks
make-up & hair: verity gough
photos: elena goodrum


got to do a really fun project with henry from dubstudio. …he mentioned he’s been keeping a bag of highly flammable swarf for ages, and that he’d like to burn it and take some photos. i set up behind some plants with my 70-200 lens & the results were pretty amazing.

at dubstudio henry cuts dubplates, and during the process of cutting into the acetate, swarf is sucked off of the surface (which leaves the ridges). i’m no expert so i hope i explained that right. i’ve taken some photos of the process of cutting dubplates, which i’ll post another time. 

here’s what henry had to say: 

The stuff is usually called ‘chip’ amongst vinyl mastering engineers, but more generally it’s just known as ‘swarf’. The lacquer is made from nitrocellulose, so I guess the correct term would be nitrocellulose swarf or chip, but acetate swarf or chip would probably be the more popular name.

be sure to check out wuk up, where henry plays freshly cut music at the bank on the last friday of every month (i snapped some pics at the february event).

dubstudio facebook

event photos from wuk up, here in bristol on the 25th of february. big thanks to henry heatwave & borai for a fun night. 

suit yourself magazine recently relaunched as the listings site, and i partnered up with them once again to publish another creative file. this time i got to chat with local screenprinter, amber elise, in her studio at hamilton house. also got some lovely photos!

creative file: amber elise

bristol harbour harlots vs. south west angels of terror
december 2011, bristol 

facebook.com/BristolHarbourHarlots

hyacinth, december 2011

hyacinth, december 2011

tastystop, bristol

tastystop, bristol

bristol roller derby training, june 2011

bristol roller derby | daughters of anarchy | bristol harbour harlots

a friend of mine recently launched a bristol fashion website & community, MyStreetChic.com, and i was super excited to be a part of their first photoshoot. the photos were used for their website and launch promotions, and they were also printed in Venue Magazine (No. 971, August 2011, pages 24-25).

‘summer in the city’ was the theme, and we shot on a beautiful day in montpelier & st. paul’s.

clothes: shop dutty & elsie riley
styling: gina dyer & sian hogan
models: meg pope & katey brooks
make-up & hair: verity gough
photos: elena goodrum


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