Deborah Freeman All rights reserved 2009

View On Black

Tags:   smoking reflection film Rollei F 2.8 Xenotar F8 1/60 HP5 Ilfosol 3 11mins at 20c scanned epson 4490 cs3 photoshop medium format 6 x 6 120 film charity shop b&w

© All Rights Reserved

Deborah Freeman All rights reserved 2009

View On Black

Tags:   cafe fish & chips al fresco dining lunch time candid Rollei F 2.8 Xenotar HP5 Ilfosol 3 11mins at 20c scanned epson 4490 medium format 120 film winter matlock bath

© All Rights Reserved

Deborah Freeman All rights reserved 2009

Tags:   reflection bolton abbey little figures snow landscape rollei 2.8 F HP5 Ilfosol 3 11mins at 20c

© All Rights Reserved

Deborah Freeman All rights reserved 2009

View On Black

Tags:   smoker Street photography Blonde winter Rollei F 2.8 Xenotar HP5 Ilfosol 3 11mins at 20c medium format Film 120 b&w

© All Rights Reserved

The arrest and trial of the so-called Pendle Witches is probably the most well-known of the witch trials that took place in the UK in the 16th and 17th Centuries. This has come about for several reasons, not least the fact that unlike many witch trials, the case of the Pendle Witches was documented very thoroughly (if not very open-mindedly!) at the time by Thomas Potts, and the transcript published as a book (The Wonderful Discoverie of Witches in the Countie of Lancaster). Also, the sheer number of people involved, the surprising confessions, and the conspiracy theories that abounded make the tale a juicy one that has lived on in history. Malkin Tower or Blacko
Tower which you can see in the distance is where the witches known as Demdikes lived.

View On Black

Tags:   witches demdike pendle Blacko snow rollei F 2.8 120 film foot prints in the snow

© All Rights Reserved