One Year – Week 11

Project Description

One Year is a project through which I intend to construct a daily photographic record of a single view: the view from my study window at around 8.00a.m. each day when I sit down to work.  One Year will annotate each picture with a note of the weather for that morning and the morning’s main news headline from the BBC News site.  In addition, there will be a note taking a key sentence or two from my daily journal.

For full details and artist’s statement go to Week 1 here

 

29 November 2013

November 29th 2013

  • Partly cloudy
  • Government wants energy prices held
  • Walking through the Victorian heart of the village, I feel the presence of May Sinclair.  But I’m not sure a proper historian would class this as research

30 November 2013

                                                          November 30th 2013

  • Sunny
  • Glasgow crash kills at least three
  • Ram Rod and Special – the drink of choice in 1970s London

 

 

1 December 2013December 1st 2013

  • Light cloud
  • Glasgow helicopter victim named
  • Flickering images and remembered phrases

 

2 December 2013

 

December 2nd 2013

  • Light cloud
  • Ninth body recovered in crash pub
  • An answer that is lost in a shower of leaves

 

3 December 2013

 

December 3rd 2013

  • Light cloud
  • All helicopter crash victims named
  • Foundlings line up at my command / some come unbidden / others never leave

 

4 December 2013

                                                                      December 4th 2013

  • Heavy rain shower
  • Big changes for renewable subsidies
  • Here are wires / see the pipework

 

5 December 2013

 

December 5th 2013

  • Light cloud
  • Plan to increase pension age sooner
  • .. with steel pylons for masts and sewn newspapers for sails

 

About Bobby Seal

Freelance writer, poet and psychogeographer
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One Response to One Year – Week 11

  1. Christine says:

    Interesting project and so far some you’ve managed to record some important national and world events.

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