Rebecca is a self confessed geek who likes organisation anfd methodology, by training she's a scientist. For the past five years has been working for Sir Brian May (he of Queen, Save the badger and Astro-physics fame) cataloguing and archiving his extensive stereoscopic images.
During lockdown Rebecca enrolled at University to train as an archivist, most of the course is on-line. She has one more year to go.Originally the stereoscopes were grouped by good, best and OK. Now Rebecca and colleague Denis have them collated by photographer, location or genre.
When I met Rebecca she was artist in residence at Watt's Gallery, which is currently exhibiting many of Sir Brian's stereoscopes , running cyanotype, stereoscopic image making. He and I did one each.
Fascinating character, and a remarkable portrait of her. He is quite the remarkable individual, is he not? When you say “he and I did one each” do you mean you and Sir May or your significant Mr. He?
@grammyn if it had been Sir Brian, he'd be in my strangers album without a doubt. No I meant Him indoors @Dawn she was very camera shy, but I love this photo of her
@randystreat unfortunately not it's the lovely He you see delivering me tea on Thursdays @wakelys very interesting exhibition ( and I've rejoined so we could go for cake and a stereoscopic viewing?!)
@Dawn she was very camera shy, but I love this photo of her
@wakelys very interesting exhibition ( and I've rejoined so we could go for cake and a stereoscopic viewing?!)
You do meet such interesting people!