Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Monday, 7 March 2011

Recent Photographic Work

I haven't posted anything on here in quite a while, so here is a selection on photos which I've taken recently.

These images are mostly from a staged street photography series that I'm producing at the moment. The idea behind most of the photographs I'm currently working on is to create a narrative story within a still image. I'm also looking at the rise of social networking technology and how it impacts on actual first hand social interactions.








The camera used was a Sony a290 with a stock 18-55 lens and a Sigma 28-200. Digital editing has been kept to a minimum (noise reduction and darkroom tools).

Monday, 15 November 2010

Old shots

A couple of photos from a research trip to Cromer that I did a while ago. These are all I got before the police showed up to ruin things...


Saturday, 6 November 2010

Remnant Photographs










These photographs stem from a long-running fascination I have had with the remnants of people left behind in objects, and the variance in scale between these things and vast concepts of time and distance. The coat is used to imply a human presence without actually portraying one, it serves as a suggestion of something which is missing.

These photos were taken in empty areas of the city at night using only street-lighting. Digital editing has been kept to an absolute minimum.