Tim Gander

Tim Gander

@tim-gander.bsky.social

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Perhaps a little early for nativity scenes, but I spotted this in a disused window in Bath on Wednesday evening and it tickled me, in particular the angel held elevated in chicken wire. Even better, it’s only visible from within a small private car park. Very exclusive!

Just back from a superb holiday in West Wales. As per usual, I spent my time shying away from pretty sunshiny photos. The moment the sea mist rolled in, I got my camera out. Llangrannog beach, Cardigan Bay, August 2026

I was recently given a powered height-adjustable desk and I love it! At least for the reason that when I touch preset 4 it rises from 73cm - 110cm in a way that reminds me of the volcano doors opening in a James Bond film. All I need now is a white cat and a shark tank beneath my feet.

I'm just back from a fantastic and entertaining audience with James Ellis and Roger Deakins hosted by Topping & Co bookstore at Komedia in Bath. It was a sell-out evening, a packed theatre, to hear about their collaborative lives in film.

RIP Penelope Keith, legend of a gentler age. I took this photo of Penelope circa '89 during a sit-down interview with a local reporter when she was performing at Theatre Royal, Bath. This frame was never published, but I always liked it.

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Such a supportive response to my ’sponsor a roll of film’ post yesterday. Nearly 30 rolls of film for my new long term project are now sponsored. Over the next 2 years each sponsor will get to know where their film was used and be dedicated in the eventual work. open.substack.com/pub/marcwils...

I'd almost forgotten I was still paying off my Bounce Back Loan, but 6 years on from the Covid-19 pandemic and I've received a statement saying I've paid it off! Yay! Probably just in time for the next pandemic, but heyho.

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After a bit of a break, I now have some freelance availability. Get in touch to chat about how I can help you with : • ux/ui design • design direction • design systems • visual identity & brand • accessibility & inclusive design • design process Shares greatly appreciated! damoncharles.com

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Today is publication day for my new book. Bristol’s modernist & brutalist buildings are rarely celebrated. Some are listed, many are threatened, a few are already gone. This book is a record and an appreciation of the buildings and the era that made them possible. www.eberlin.co.uk/store/p/mode...

eberlin.co.ukA book of photographs of modernist and brutalist Bristol — Photos of Modern BuildingsPhotos of the most iconic 20th century buildings in Bristol including Cheese Lane Shot Tower, Castlemead, Clifton Cathedral, Everard's Print Works and more.

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Periodic friendly nudge : If you're a photographer who shares their work on Instagram, I encourage you to try and stop doing it. Meta are demonstrably a deeply unethical company, and sharing work there just perpetuates IGs standing as the defacto calling card for photographers.

This is from a project I shot 2017-2019, documenting a derelict former industrial site (Saxonvale) in my home town of Frome, Somerset. I was given a stash of expired film (35mm/120/colour/b+w, neg and slide) so I decided to use it for a single project, which is how What Happened Here came about.

2/2 Hobo Hut (or Herbal Hut depending on who you asked) was a decommissioned shed containing old shut-off valves and switches for various services to the former industrial site known as Saxonvale. Here, teenagers hang out socialising, smoking, checking their phones.

A homeless man, Dylan, is practicing fire-juggling while kids and other homeless men stay warm by a bonfire of scrap timber. Alby didn't want to be photographed on this evening. This project documented a derelict industrial site from 2017 - 2019 using a variety of expired photographic film.

This is a great opportunity to hear @niallmcdiarmid.bsky.social talk about his creative process and his documenting of British life over the past decade. At £5.00, I don't think tickets will hang around long!

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Artist Talk - Photo Meet - East London - 7th May. I'm really pleased to be giving an artist talk in East London in early May. I'll be talking about my creative process and my travels up and down the UK. Do come along if you can make it. Tickets available here photomeet.org/artist-talks...

From my book What Happened Here. January 2018 - Hobo Hut This small shed became a place of refuge for youngsters looking to chat, check their phones and smoke. It had various names, but Hobo Hut or Herbal Hut (because of the weed consumed there) were the commonest. 1/2

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I had to work today, so while I was at my desk I set the printer going on some postcard prints. Mostly non-project pictures. Did a few, so thinking about selling them in sets like this or something?

This applies to UK too. I've counted just two dandelions in our garden so far, but I know they'll be popping up everywhere soon enough! I used to pull the seed heads to keep numbers down, but it's pointless. Just let nature have its way, you'll feel calmer for it.

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