Category Archives: features
Houses of Fiction: Julia Callon
Very recently I received an email from photographer Julia Callon, who supplied a link to her portfolio of work. I was blown away by Houses of Fiction, a collection of images housing a rich context of narrative. Carefully constructed scenes
Houses of Fiction: Julia Callon
Very recently I received an email from photographer Julia Callon, who supplied a link to her portfolio of work. I was blown away by Houses of Fiction, a collection of images housing a rich context of narrative. Carefully constructed scenes
The Gaze: Ellen von Unwerth
Regular readers will realise I rarely (unintended alliteration, there) publish solely fashion/commercial photography. While I believe there are no six-foot high boundaries between the realms of fine art photography, fashion and commercial stuff, everything crosses over, of course; yet I
The Gaze: Ellen von Unwerth
Regular readers will realise I rarely (unintended alliteration, there) publish solely fashion/commercial photography. While I believe there are no six-foot high boundaries between the realms of fine art photography, fashion and commercial stuff, everything crosses over, of course; yet I
Shadow Poppets: Timothy Saccenti
I have to feature photographer/director Timothy Saccenti. In particular, the images that make ‘Shadow Poppets’, as featured in Kid-In. Beautifully magical, these slightly out-of-scale images feel caught on the edge of reality. They are posed between what is real and
Shadow Poppets: Timothy Saccenti
I have to feature photographer/director Timothy Saccenti. In particular, the images that make ‘Shadow Poppets’, as featured in Kid-In. Beautifully magical, these slightly out-of-scale images feel caught on the edge of reality. They are posed between what is real and
Upward over the Mountains: Theo Gosselin
There are quite a few (countless) young and young-ish photographers taking their inspiration from photographers such as Larry Clark, Richard Billingham and Nan Goldin. These photographers extensively and exclusively photographing very personal aspects of their lives often including close friends
Upward over the Mountains: Theo Gosselin
There are quite a few (countless) young and young-ish photographers taking their inspiration from photographers such as Larry Clark, Richard Billingham and Nan Goldin. These photographers extensively and exclusively photographing very personal aspects of their lives often including close friends
NOW Artist: Charlotte Dumas
Photographer Charlotte Dumas takes animal portraits – but this isn’t your average ‘pet’ photographer – far from it. Dumas’s subjects are exclusively working animals, and she uses only film photography. Horses are a recurring focus for her projects, as well
NOW Artist: Charlotte Dumas
Photographer Charlotte Dumas takes animal portraits – but this isn’t your average ‘pet’ photographer – far from it. Dumas’s subjects are exclusively working animals, and she uses only film photography. Horses are a recurring focus for her projects, as well
One of Those: Alison Scarpulla
Alison Scarpulla is one of those photographers. One of those whose images you wished you could make – images packed with ghostly arrangement, stunning saturation and somewhat sublime content. One of those photographers with such talent and vision you just
One of Those: Alison Scarpulla
Alison Scarpulla is one of those photographers. One of those whose images you wished you could make – images packed with ghostly arrangement, stunning saturation and somewhat sublime content. One of those photographers with such talent and vision you just
An Interview with Keren Dobia
Keren Dobia – Interview from Graeme Passmore on Vimeo.
Any Hopeful Thoughts Arrive: Yagiz Su
I adore this small series ‘Any Hopeful Thoughts Arrive‘ by photographer Yagiz Su. Not only do the images display simple, elegant photography at its best, but the poetry of the images give the viewer space to breathe and meditate. Somewhat
Any Hopeful Thoughts Arrive: Yagiz Su
I adore this small series ‘Any Hopeful Thoughts Arrive‘ by photographer Yagiz Su. Not only do the images display simple, elegant photography at its best, but the poetry of the images give the viewer space to breathe and meditate. Somewhat
Sense of History: Jacques Henri Lartigue
Jacques Henri Lartigue (June 13, 1894 – September 12, 1986) was a French photographer and painter, most famous for his photographs of automobile races, planes and fashionable Parisian women. (source: Wiki) The paradox of photography, its unpredictable generosity and democratic
Sense of History: Jacques Henri Lartigue
Jacques Henri Lartigue (June 13, 1894 – September 12, 1986) was a French photographer and painter, most famous for his photographs of automobile races, planes and fashionable Parisian women. (source: Wiki) The paradox of photography, its unpredictable generosity and democratic
The sound of rain: Christophe Jacrot
I love rain. Rain is soothing, medititive, and (when not caught outside in it) quite beautiful. Photographer Christophe Jacrot’s work centres on rain and the effect it has on bustling cities; I hope you enjoy his work as much as
The sound of rain: Christophe Jacrot
I love rain. Rain is soothing, medititive, and (when not caught outside in it) quite beautiful. Photographer Christophe Jacrot’s work centres on rain and the effect it has on bustling cities; I hope you enjoy his work as much as
