Lomography

Hello there and thank you for bearing with me! It has been some time since I was here talking to you last and since then I have been moving into a new studio! I have never really had a bespoke space just for working in before so it’s a good way for me to separate my ever messy (and stinky) work from my home life. I will post more about that soon.

Hello! And thank you for joining me here again in the Sepulchral. Last year, I wrote an article here about ‘The leaf room,’ an experiment that concerned and haunted me, further more it gave me ‘blanks’ I wanted to fill. The same ‘blanks’ where summoned upon reading about the story of ‘The London Match Strikes.’ So please read below if you wish to know more about the images you see before you...

"But the truth is everyone battles the war of ideas, however it’s easier if you immerse yourself in a world you have built and understand. You need not look too far for inspiration this way, you own this world, this in my case, is the ‘Aberrant Necropolis,’" according to our ever-lovely muse, Ellen Rogers. Get stunned by her photographs once again after the break.

Where do you get your inspiration? More importantly and interestingly, where do inspiring people get their inspiration? Ellen Rogers shares photographic details about David Chow, a professional photographer who makes a living from doing analogue work.

For quite a while now, our forever-lovely Ellen has been brewing something really extravagant for our eyes. This time, she imparts with us the pulchritude of her favourite inspiration: Hana, her muse. Read on and be mesmerized.

Lovely ladies and gentle men, let us walk into Ellen Rogers' Wonderland of affinity and strangeness as we traverse the beginning of her journey in the Necropolis -- we are now welcome to join her in the Sepulchre.