Fine Art images, created using various textures and overlays, of items photographed in museums.

Opened in 1903, the East Sussex County Asylum (later named Hellingly Hospital) was designed by notable asylum architect G.T. Hine. It was closed in 1994, and has been falling into disrepair and decay ever since. As of 2011, demolition is now thoroughly underway, and over half of the asylum has already gone - new houses are already built on the land. These photographs are a mixture of originals from my first visit in April 2009, but now processed with textures, and more recent photographs from February 2011 which witness and pay homage to the Last Days of Hellingly. More photos on my other blog: http://vivaciousvphotography.blogspot.com/2012/03/last-days-of-hellingly.html

Photographs shot with a Holga camera, made from plastic with plastic lenses and minimal controls over exposure and focussing - the ultimate in lo-fi photography. http://www.vivecakohphotography.co.uk/2012/02/14/holga-impressions-of-venice/

Photographs featuring multiple versions of the same person, otherwise known as clones.

Fine Art Photographs, created using various textures and overlays, many of these having been photographed in an UrbEx location (peeling paint, crumbling walls, rusting metal etc).

Fine Art Photographs, created using various textures and overlays, many of these having been photographed in an UrbEx location (peeling paint, crumbling walls, rusting metal etc).

Fine Art images, created using my photographs and vintage postcards as a single texture layer.

Photo illustrations to accompany the poetry and prose of Fergus Chadwick, a collection entitled 'Star Blossom', which is available to purchase from Blurb. There are two versions, one smaller format with less/smaller images, one large format and fully illustrated. See 'Links & Books' page for more details. PLEASE NOTE that 20 of the images from this book made up my Fellowship Panel and can be seen in that gallery. See blog for some of Fergus's words in context with the images: http://www.vivecakohphotography.co.uk/2012/02/09/star-blossom/

Street art and graffiti from London and Sheffield.

As described by the title of this gallery, surreal and bizarre images shot in various locations and composited/collaged together.

Shot in a French chateau (not abandoned!)

Fine Art photographs, created using various textures and overlays, many of these having been photographed in an UrbEx location (peeling paint, crumbling walls, rusting metal etc).

These images have been created to emulate wet plate photography and processing.