I have always admired the effects black and white photography has on me. I have always reasoned that it invites others to digest the image in a way that a colour image would not. Although some may think that removing the colour means taking something away, I feel it adds to a scene – it accentuates the subject matter, and allows the viewer to interpret the scene much more clearly....
I have created a tasty little Tumblr blog to allow me to upload my iPhone digital pics quickly and easily.
I love the selection of retro-esque applications on my phone and I happily snap away using them. I’m simply going to (hopefully) upload at least one of these a day onto the Tumblog. A visual diary [...]
“Broken Jetty”, “Crawfordsburn Rock Study” and “Ballyhalbert Stones” pictures have been entered into Fine Art Landscape section of the Px3 Photography Competition.
The “Prix de la Photographie, Paris” (Px3) strives to promote the appreciation of photography, to discover emerging talent, and to introduce photographers from around the world to the artistic community of Paris. Winning photographs [...]
La Boca restaurant, Belfast is showing the Quiescence exhibition until November 7th 2009.
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I have finally gathered all the frames and images together for the exhibition in October, as you can see here…
Pic taken with iPhone.
Hope to see many faces at La Boca on Tuesday October 20th.
My exhibition, which coincides with the Quiescence book, has been organised to take place in La Boca Restaurant, Belfast. It will run from October 20th – November 7th 2009, with a wine rception for anyone who’d like to pop along on the opening night, Tuesday October 20th.
The exhibition will show all 19 images from the [...]
I’ve updated to the new Wordpress and may try and keep things updated on here.
Things have been very, very quiet on the photography-front. Very quiet indeed. I haven’t been out in quite a while for various reasons: weather (lame excuse I know), work, dark nights, and just general laziness.
Things will definitely progress on the printing-front, [...]