The Travels Of Colin O’Brien
July 16, 2017
A retrospective of work by our late and greatly-missed contributing photographer Colin O’Brien, entitled DECISIVE MOMENTS opens next week at the Hanbury Hall in Hanbury St, E1. Staged by Unit G, it focusses on Colin’s travel photography and runs daily from Monday 17th July until Saturday 12th August. Admission is free.
Moulin Rouge, Paris, 1968
Nuns, Paris, 1968
Lovers in the park, Paris, 1968
Girls outside Cinema, Italy
Coca-Cola man on Italian Beach
Lovers kissing in Rome
David Beckham in Milan
Brighton Old Pier
Eastbourne Esplanade, 2001
Bethnal Green, 2008
Photographs copyright © Estate of Colin O’Brien
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Very evocative, particularly – for me – those of Paris, my favourite city (sorry, London!).
How sad I won’t be in London until a few days after this exhibition ends. I loved Colin’s work for your blog. I wish the project every success.
Colin certainly had style he is not with us now but his work lives on. Several images here I just love, we see lover’s in that magical moment of their embrace. Colin has taken us momentarily into their private world, he seems to speak to us by saying – I just had to take these pics they were electric. Follow bloggers I hope will understand my picture joy. Poet John PS – Sometimes B/W pics have the edge for serious studies.