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Abstract art can be the most frustrating of art forms, but it can also be the most rewarding. There is a simple reason for this I think: the responsibility for finding ‘meaning’ in an image is thrown entirely on to the viewer. Rather than being presented with a depiction of what the artist saw, we are asked to see completely...
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...with Charlie. Tim Parkin (TP): I wanted to talk to you today specifically about your use of composition. It’s one of the things that most people seem to comment on as you have a unique look. There’s a dominant school of photographic composition that is very David Muench - foreground/background, powerfully forced compositions - but your pictures are almost the...
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...offers. The market place is open and free to anyone who wishes to visit with or without a ticket for the talks. Read on to discover everything you need to know about Foto Fest 2019, including details of the talks. If you have any additional questions, you can contact the Fotospeed team at sales@fotospeed.com or 01249 714 555. Event details...
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...and the power of photography to communicate a story with such emotion, passion and power. You studied photography at West Surrey College of Art and Design and have an MA in Photography from London College of Communication. How did these experiences shape your photography? As an undergraduate student in the early 80’s, I was very much influenced by the documentary...
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...natural light. She prefers to shoot in overcast weather and has recently begun to handhold her camera, preferring a light kit in order to walk the woods more freely. Ellie has been working in UK forests for the past ten years, making work which explores the complex interrelationship between the landscape and the individual. Between the Trees 1, 2014 "Our...
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...the bold Black land mass and the glacier as one point of interest, and then look at the foreground broken ice pieces in a Sea of darkness. It is like looking at two images within one frame. However, I can return to the image and view it as a complete diagonal, zig-zag compositional flow. I remember the first time I...
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...your address on the back of the work if you would like it back. Otherwise we will document it as part of the ongoing project. There is no cost to partake, likewise no renumeration. Entries should be submitted to: Leeming and Paterson, Glenhoul Brae, Dalry, Castle Douglas, DG7 3UB. Please email any questions to: info@leemingpaterson.com Photographs from Zero Footprint Project...
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...my edge. I seemed to be composing by default, rather than, assessing what the landscape had to say and work a composition to suit. It's certainly a spectacular place, but my images of that time seem to look, well... similar to everyone else's on social media. If there was ever a feeling of photographic despair I certainly felt I was...
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...We go to Scarborough quite regularly, and from there, Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay, Sandsend, and many of the other towns that pepper the coastline. Each time I go back, I try to do something different and see the places I've seen many times before with new eyes. The full project is available to view by using the following link: https://spark.adobe.com/page/3PDw5wqBjNhWJ/...
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...is on a Sunday, parking is free and there is plenty of it. We are also including complimentary tea and coffee for all those who attend the talks. Below Fotospeed have tried to cover all the information you may need to know but if you have any additional questions please feel free to contact one of the team. sales@fotospeed.com| 01249...
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