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WATCHET AND WILLITON ADVERTISER SEPTEMBER 2014 01598 752788 advertise@watchetadvertiser.com 0117 230 6830 2 Sam Steams Back To The Future As part of Somerset Arts Week (SAW) 2014 Sam Burton of ‘zummerzet photography‘ and a member of Exposure47 will be exhibiting ten darkroom handprints which show a glim pse into the life of England’s l ongest Steam Railway. The images show a typical day enjoyed by a steam locomotive driver. Burton, who is passionate about traditional techniques, used a medium format camera and black and white film to be in period with the subject. Alan ‘the driver’ has already achieved fame in advertising campaigns for companies such as Aldi and is the ‘face’ of ‘REAL’ crisps and was very excited at being in Burtons project. In keeping with the period theme of his project Sam Burton will explore Victorian photographic working methods and then evolve the images with the latest technology during the launch of his SAW exhibition that begins September 20th 2014 at the Bishops Lydeard Station Museum. Background During the infancy of photography in the mid 1800s it was common practice to use mobile darkrooms; usually a horse drawn carriage blacked out and fitted with a safe light panel for illumination. The photographer would load his camera plate; make the exposure and process on location. Sam will be using 1950s version of the Victorian view camera with the public invited to take part by having a portrait made, Sam will develop negatives in wet chemistry and participants and spectators will be able to watch the process take place. Venue address: Gauge Museum, Platform 1, Bishops Lydeard Railway Station, Bishops Lydeard, Somerset TA4 3RU. Dates & Times: 10am to 4pm. The exhibition will be open for view every day from September 20th to October 5th. I will be at the venue on 20, 21, 24, 25, 27 and 28 September and 2, 3, 4, and 5 October. The exhibition is completely free. Kindly supported by ‘The Golsoncott Foundation’. Directions: Follow signs for A358 and once you get to Bishops Lydeard follow the brown signs for West Somerset Railway at Bishops Lydeard, the station is not in the village itself but off the main road. More details on www.zummerzetphotography.co.uk and more of Sam’s work at www.exposure47.com
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