Tuesday, 25 January 2011

GalGael Trust


Camera Canon 1D
Lens EF24-105mm IS
Focal length 45mm
Exposure 1/10th sec @ f5.6
ISO 800



Camera Canon 1D
Lens EF24-105mm IS
Focal length 24mm
Exposure 1/15th sec @ f4.5
ISO 800


Camera Canon 1D
Lens EF24-105mm IS
Focal length 60mm
Exposure 1/20th sec @ f4.5
ISO 800


Camera Canon 1D
Lens EF24-105mm IS
Focal length 60mm
Exposure 1/20th sec @ f5.6
ISO 1600


"As the tide went out on the shipbuilding history of Govan, many families in the community were left without work and meaning. Modern Govan has been left high and dry by this post-industrial legacy; roots are being lost, values are becoming blurred, and the fast-flowing current of modern life is leaving many behind. At GalGael, we have created a cultural anchor point around which local people are re-kindling skills, community and a sense of purpose. While our boats imaginatively reconnect elder and youth… people and place… urban to rural communities, the insider and the outsider… old ways and new… our past to our future. They serve as a powerful metaphor for transformation - recreating an inspirational folklore for the modern age."

The above text has been taken from the homepage of the GalGael website http://www.galgael.org/index.aspx

A link to GalGael blog http://galgael2010.blogspot.com/ 


Alex

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