Lydia Goodfellow
Friday, 14 December 2012
Thursday, 13 December 2012
Contact Prints
Clogga Bay Contact Prints
Since it was the spare of the moment and that I was running out of time, I wasn't able to go back and do another shoot. Because the hotel itself was so dark inside, I struggled a lot with taking photographs with lack of natural light and tried my best avoiding tacky built-in flash.
. If I could go back, I would most definitely bring some sort of lighting
equipment with me and stay a little longer, in hopes to get some interesting snaps.
However, i'm happy with the photographs I got, and because this project was so spare of the moment and it was by chance I found it.
I wanted it to be portrayed that way in my pictures.
An explorer on an adventure.
The Clogga Bay Hotel
The Clogga Bay Hotel
I decided to chose a project I most enjoyed and it was by chance that I found this place on my travels through the countryside of Ireland. After a long day of driving I touched lucky
finding this place. By now i'd gotten used to finding abandoned buildings dotted around, but I didn't expect
i'd find a hotel.
The Clogga Bay Hotel is a 12 bed en-suite hotel with large function room, restaurant and bar.
An ancillary 3 bedroom family residence forms part of the property.
The hotel has direct private access to the beautiful Clogga Strand beach. Only 3 miles South of Arklow it is very accessible from the N11. This 11,000 sq ft premises would lend itself to many possible uses including B&B, Hostel, Residential Care Unit, Function venue, private residence etc.
The Clogga Bay Hotel
Arklow, Co. Wicklow
Here is some ground work I did after I had been inside and after I viewed my images,
I was quite shocked that a once lovely resort had been
forgotten and left to rot.
Floor plan
Aerial view
Sunday, 9 December 2012
Test Shoot
Test Shoot
I took the day to do a few test shoots to work with my lighting and camera with an abandoned house down the road from my mother's house.
When photographing, I rely a lot on natural lighting. Though at times, it can prove to be difficult to rely on natural light, I prefer it.
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
© Lydia Goodfellow 2012
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