“Before the world of photography
had Photoshop it had Hag”
Ag Magazine |Summer 2009 | Number 56
Read Ag Magazine’s ‘How Things Are’ book review here
‘Hag is the grandmaster of multiple printing’
Practical Photographer. April 1994
Hags video of his Images in 8.07 mins with music by Hag viewed HERE
The video ‘How things Are’ has been ‘age-restricted’ on You Tube after some years due to some nudity so you will need to log in if you wish to – Watch this on You Tube.
I feel a bit normal today
New graffiti photographs from 1988
Portraits Landscapes Invertables Nudes Dolphins
Tablet and Phone friendly Navigation in IMAGES section catalogued by type. (tap/click on images to go to that image page)
Silkscreen prints available here.
Large 22 x 30 ins, 76.4 x 56 cm printed on water marked ‘Arches FRANCE’ embossed with ‘VERITABLE PAPIER D’ARCHES SATINE’.
JERRY UELSMANN A HOMAGE
Seperation 1974
Mono Editioned Original Prints
‘Music’ page
“The Miller Brothers and me” by Hag
The three part story of Hags relationship with Phil Miller & Steve Miller the renown guitarist and pianist respectively. Part one can also be found on ‘Phil Millers The Legacy site’. It contains five tracks from the ‘THE STEVE MILLER TRIBUTE GIG 12th May 2001′
Steve Miller 1988
New information added to ‘At the Same Time’
Self Portrait 1976. Hag with Jack & Winifred his parents in their garden in Leeds Yorkshire UK.
Electric Light Orchestra sleeve for ‘Secret Messages”
Jimi Hendrix The Saville Theatre London 1967
Photographed by Miki Slingsby
Hags Music or Hags Poetry
Videos –Hag Interviewed over 19 years & other videos
R D Laing Contact Prints & Working Prints
PURCHASE Digital Photographic Silver Based Prints with optional dedication of your choice Here
These images are made from high resolution drum scans of the Original Prints.
Most of these images can be found in the book ‘How Things Are’ (see book sales)
The files on this site are unusually large. Hag wants you to be able to roam around them as he did many times through a magnifying glass whilst re-touching and spotting the original 20×16 inch prints and on a screen when he cleaned up the high resolution drum scans of the original prints. You will find amusing and interesting corners and juxtapositions.
They are not the whole file (of course) and are only large enough to make 5×3.5 ins print @ 300 ppi. You can indeed resize them but the larger you go the lower the quality and the blurrier it will become. Hag is happy for folks to do this for their own enjoyment. Have it on your wall, give me a credit but not of course for comercial or promotional use in any way or medium as stated in large bold letters below.
© HAG Created in the Darkroom by Combination Printing Without the use of a computer
