My infrared photography exhibition, Infrabandoned, is still on. Prints are selling, people are saying nice things about it. The exhibition has featured recently in MyCornwall magazine (top left) and the Heartlands Voice newspaper (top right).

Related: Andy Finney knows a formidable amount about infrared photography. As well as practicing himself, he also runs two websites about it: the blog Infrared 100 marked the centenary of infrared photography in 2010 and still has occasional posts. Invisible Light showcases Andy’s photos and has a history of infrared photography. It also has a book section, where Andy kindly mentions Welcome to St. Decay (second book from top).

Also related: My other exhibition, Diskudha Skeusenieth Kernow, is a travelling show with other photographers. It has had monthly exhibitions in Penzance, St Ives, St Austell and Falmouth. In July it will be at its final resting place at Chi an Bobel in Heartlands, Pool.

So now you can you see my photography in two exhibitions in the same place, you lucky people.

Previously on Barnflakes
• Infrabandoned: my exhibition of infrared photos of Cornwall’s mining heritage
• My infrared photos of Cornwall’s mining heritage now on display in Heartlands
• My mining photo chosen for Cornish travelling photography show
• Welcome to St. Decay