And here’s a black and white version of October’s timelapse of Saltburn. In some ways, the black and white effect adds to the experience.
Gallery: 2025 Misc
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And here’s a black and white version of October’s timelapse of Saltburn. In some ways, the black and white effect adds to the experience.
Gallery: 2025 Misc
The BBC archive has just thrown up this lovely little clip. Shot in 1962, this short Ken Russel piece can only be described as a post apocalyptic archeological report. It has good fun misidentifying various pieces of 60s paraphernalia and contains a couple of sly digs at archaeology’s propensity to call anything it doesn’t understand ’religious’.
It also has a few subtle hints as to the nature of this post apocalyptic world; there’s still no mass production, no knowledge of radiation, nor (given the ignorance of the electric fire) apparently, electricity. Indeed, destruction must have been almost total – no books, no photos, no pictures. Even no real oral history.
The BFI also has a nice article on The Lonely Shore here.
Another short timelapse, this time from Saltburn and their lovely funicular tramway.
Gallery: 2025 Misc
I think I first mentioned Kathleen Herbert’s Stable back in mid August when I posted the video for Melanie Manchot’s Cornered Star.
This is rather charming: VTV – Music Video Station, an MTV parody that only plays odd and terrible songs.

Some older drone footage tracing the shoreline at Filey on Christmas Eve 2021. Those with keen eyes will be able to see the coats people have wrapped themselves up with.
Gallery: 2021 Miscellanea
A horse strolls around a silent Brutalist estate. It sounds like it should be rather tedious, but Melanie Manchot’s Cornered Star is rather compelling.
The ‘full fat’ version of June’s ‘December Sunrise – A Timelapse‘. Unsurprisingly, it’s also from December 2024.
Gallery: 2024 Miscellanea
A sunrise time lapse over Malton and the Yorkshire Wolds. Taken in December 2024.
Gallery: 2024 Miscellanea