STOP WAR
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Applying the rule of thirds is commonly referred to in photography as the apogee of good composition. There are, of course, other compositional methods which can work just as well. Golden mean or golden ratio, used regularly in classical painting, or the double square method initially championed by Daubigny and…
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“Nobody’s looking at each other. Everybody’s glued to their phones.” The preponderance of mobile phones made street photography unsexy according to Joel Meyerowitz, but then, hasn’t one of the tasks of street photography been to record the world as it is, warts (phones) and all? The world keeps evolving and…
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As a place in constant flux, full of ephemera and the ephemeral, the city has long been an important site for photographers.
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Often, during the summer months, I make trips locally to the North Norfolk coast. There, the promontories overlooking the beach at Cromer offer the chance to tilt the canvas, as it were, and test the graphic legibility of figures as they diminish in size across flat open space, away from…
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There is, for sure, a narrative tension here, implied in the apparent psychological interplay between the two main male and female characters. The way her bare arm and watch necessarily align to the edge of the frame, suggests she has a finite amount of time.