Stella's journal |
'Standing about doing nothing was strictly forbidden. The steel columns in this mill were apparently painted a silvery-white colour, which showed marks if any workers leant against them with their greasy work clothes!'
I am really interested in the visible and invisible marks human contact has left in the mill and have spent time today observing the visible dints and scratches that have been made on the silver grey pillars.
Lunch time saw me sitting in the lovely Howgill Cafe and Bakery in Sedbergh http://www.cafe.southlakesgroup.org/howgills-bakery-sedbergh.html enjoying a latte and arranging to work with them as part of the wider Arts Council England funded project. I also went into the greengrocers, Powells Fruit www.bizwiki.co.uk/greengrocer/807331/powells-fruit-shop.htm and met the lovely manager who is also keen to work with me.
Back at Farfield Mill I began the exciting task of unpacking my new headcam that had arrived the day before, and, just as the youtube review had said, this was the most difficult part, the camera itself has excellent instructions and came with a partially charged battery so I was able to try it out straight away. Check out the results below.
Stella using the headcam |
Back at Farfield Mill I began the exciting task of unpacking my new headcam that had arrived the day before, and, just as the youtube review had said, this was the most difficult part, the camera itself has excellent instructions and came with a partially charged battery so I was able to try it out straight away. Check out the results below.
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