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| The cover photo for Dayglo Fishermen's 'The Dayglo Fishermen' album Photography by J Lorne Inglis |
The photo was used on the cover of the band's eponymous 1993 album, 'The Dayglo Fishermen', and also in the follow-up album, 'Animate' later that same year.
But there were also some other arguably more interesting photos take during that painfully frigid outing.
The one below is particularly interesting. The lighting conditions, combined with the band's clothing, posture and expressions, gives the impression that it was taken a century earlier. Its Victorian feel gives the image a sense of depth and mystery that was never intended or expected.
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| Dayglo Fishermen as they would have looked circa 1880 Photography by J Lorne Inglis |
An experiment with a wide angle lens produced the following close-up photographs. They present an informal and more playful aspect of the band:
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| Interesting wide-angle close-ups Photography by J Lorne Inglis |
Finally, in a remarkably over-exposed flash image, a former band member emerges from the darkening gloom to perform an expertly executed photobomb:
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| From the darkness he came Photography by J Lorne Inglis |
To see a few more visit Dayglo Fishermen's group photos page for 1993.
