Photos of Jeremy Dennis

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The charity auction this year raised £1099 all told. Here Jeremy is modelling some items from the sixth bag of CAPTION98 workshop art. These paintings of scary teletubbies -- executed in white paint on black paper -- are by Lee Kennedy. spaceCAPTION99
Setting up the exhibit of auction artwork. CAPTION2001
Jeremy is no longer officiallyon teh committee but is still in charge of setting up the mail-art exhibition. CAPTION2001
Shopping at Howard Stangroom's Capricorn Comics table. CAPTION2001
Looking at the resulting strips. CAPTION2001
Action Man takes a picture of Jenni taking a picture of ... ? CAPTION2000
Jeremy's My Fabulous Life workshop. The original plan was for a workshop called 'My Fucked Up Life', but Jeremy found the previous panel depressing enough that she decided to change the them of her workshop at the last minute! CAPTION2000
The CAPTION crew at the bus stop on the way to the con. spaceCAPTION99
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Setting up the exhibition. spaceCAPTION99
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Terry and Dave arrived in space suits. spaceCAPTION99
Spraying Alex's hair silver to play Luther Arkwright. spaceCAPTION99
The organizers and the last few people leave the site at the end of Sunday. spaceCAPTION99
Sunday. We walked up the A-road to Loch Morlich. In the background, amongst the trees, you can glimpse an orange VW Van in the car perk. Aviemore
Sunday. On the shore of Loch Morlich. Aviemore
Sunday. Loch Morlich. Adrian also takes a snap of Jeremy and Alex. Aviemore
Monday. On the way to Loch an Eilein. We walked through some old forest on the way to the loch, which we circumnavigated. Jeremy tries out a tree stump for size. Aviemore
Monday. Loch an Eilein. Jeremy clambers up one of the many ancient fallen tree. Aviemore
Monday. Loch an Eilein. Another broken tree by the loch. Is this one still alive? Aviemore
Thursday. We visited Aviemore village, which has its own stone circle in the middle of its equivalent of "suburbia", at the end of a cul-se-sac. Aviemore
Friday, Loch Morlich. The forest floor is covered in soft green hummocky plants of different sorts. Aviemore
Friday. Loch Morlich. Walking along the path in the forest. Aviemore
Friday. Loch Morlich. Aviemore
Friday. Loch Morlich. Stomping along the path in a natural example of one-point perspective. Alex's rucksack is visible as the red dot at the intersection of the diagonals implied by the path and the distant mountains. Aviemore
Sunday. Oxford. We are welcomed home by the sight of a bicycle-lane sign that has been knocked over by some careless motorist. Isn't that reassuring. Aviemore
Tuesday. Oxford. Paparazzi mode... Aviemore
The CAPTION96 exhibition was of self-portraits by the artists, in the form of a paper doll. In this picture we see some that arrived in the post in advance of the con. caption96
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Hair Photo 1 Mull Holliday (2003)
Hair Photo 2 Mull Holliday (2003)
Crater Loch 1 Mull Holliday (2003)
Crater Loch 2 Mull Holliday (2003)
Ancient lava flow Mull Holliday (2003)
Rock Mull Holliday (2003)
Art seat Mull Holliday (2003)
Jeremy perches on a twig Mull Holliday (2003)
Lower falls, Aros Park Mull Holliday (2003)
Playing with rusty nails Mull Holliday (2003)
Pink drink Mull Holliday (2003)
Jeremy observes the rituals of Collatia, goddess of small-press. caption97
Setting up the exhibition. caption97
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Scribble pad. caption97
A 'hi-tech' exhibition of obsolete Macintosh computers in a big stack, showing a specially prepared slide-show. CAPTION2003
On Sunday the exhibition was re-erected in its traditional place. We set up three old Macs with a drawing program aimed at children called KidPix (www.kidpix.com/). Artwork by Damian Cugley. CAPTION2003
Sketching at CAPTION98. CAPTION98
This is the front door of the castle, at the top of some lichen-covered stone steps. Roch Castle Holiday
Colour study of blue hair, red scarf, yellow gloves and a blue thumbnail. Springy Weather

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