Revealing the images of Risby

Today, we met up again in Risby, to reveal the images bonded on to the logs. Our particular thanks to Nigel, for making his barn available to store and prepare the logs – and for giving us an amazing conducted tour of the beautiful old barn.

We were also joined by Lewis, our film maker, who will be recording many of our Connect events and creating a film about them all; for the time being, here are just a few snaps from today.

My thanks to you all for taking part and the lovely comments you made – people said they had learned new things, that they’d enjoyed meeting new people and one person wrote, ‘I have enjoyed myself and feel amazingly great … so glad to be involved in this project.

A lady in a red anorak sits by a log, pen in hand, obviously preparing to write something on it

A woman bends over her log, gently washing away the backing paper to her image

A picture of an oxidised water tower lies on the concrete floor beside an upended log, on the top of which is a bonded copy of the same image

Three logs, one with a starling, a second with some ducks and the third an image of a church tower

A row of seven logs, each with a different image bonded to the top, and a crate on which are copies of the original photographs

A photograph of a round church tower with six narrow windows at the top

An image of a tree with the caption I stand and watch

A view over a person's shoulder looking on to a picture he is looking at

A woman smiles at the camera whilst removing the bonding paper from the image on a log

A picture looking up through the branches of a large tree

A group of people revealing their images on blocks of wood

A gentleman is seated in front of an upended log of wood, onto which an image of a church has been bonded

Revealing the images of Risby

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