Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley
I stumbled across some wonderful paper cut-out works of art by Peter Callesen. There are many that are botanically inspired, with my favourites being the framed pieces with cut-outs of apples, leaves and petals – go to the page ‘Framed A4 Papercut’ and scroll down through them. Some of the Read more …
5523 You’d have thought that a foray into Latin would mean I was about to say something profound, but in contrast Multum in Parvo, or “much in a small space”, is actually the name of the old lawnmower shown in the picture! It was made by Green’s in the late Read more …
I was lucky enough to be walking past the Palm House just as the sun was setting. One of those moments if I hadn’t had the camera I would have cried! See more pictures of Kew…
The Eden Project has just seen a titan arum flower, and to back it up they have done some nice web coverage including a live webcam and timelapse footage. But looking at Google News it seems that this latest flowering has failed to capture the imagination of the press with Read more …
A new exhibition opened at Kew this week featuring photography from Kew Magazine. Not one to brag (much) but they’ve chosen six photos of mine that have appeared in the Magazine over the last year or two. You can see them all online on the Kew website, or just click Read more …
Statue in Queen’s Garden, Kew Geese in the snow at Kew Kew Palace in the snow More pictures of Kew in the snow…