In 1901, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, along with his wife Margaret McDonald Mackintosh entered a competition to design a Haus eines Kunstfreundes (House for an Art Lover) run by German magazine Zeitschrift für Innendekoration. His entry, while impressing the judges and public alike, was disqualified on a technicality, (although it was awarded a special prize for its ‘pronounced personal quality, novel and austere form and the uniform configuration of interior and exterior’) and he never saw the house realised in his lifetime. Continue reading House for an Art Lover
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The story behind the photo: The Cloudmakers
I have just been in the Nottingham and Leicester area for a shoot for Teenage Cancer Trust. While there, I took advantage of the opportunity to get a photo that I have been wanting to capture for years now. Continue reading The story behind the photo: The Cloudmakers
2016 in review
One photo from each month of 2016. All available as prints from nickminers.com/best_of_2016 Continue reading 2016 in review
Guild Qualified
I recently submitted a portfolio of images to the Guild of Photographers for adjudication with the aim of receiving an official qualification from the Guild. My submission was successful, and as the work I submitted was commercial, rather than weddings or portraits, I’m putting my brief and the chosen images here to help anyone else looking to select images for a Guild professional qualification (QGPP). Continue reading Guild Qualified
Secondary Modern
Some more photos of Bishop Challoner school, designed by Perkins Ogden architects, somewhere I visited a few weeks ago, but this time from the first shoot in 2013 where the emphasis was on the external architecture. I do really envy the young people who get to visit this amazing building every school day… Continue reading Secondary Modern