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Escaping
the realities of weekday life...

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above: Planespotters - (1050mm x 800mm Digital composite print on paper) winner of the Sentinel Prize in the 2002 Stoke Open, Potteries Museum and Art Gallery.

‘Things To Do On Sunday’ is a series of work currently under development. The works comment on the habits, personas and costumes of hobbyists and enthusiasts engaged in the myriad of events that form an escape from the realities of employed, weekday life.

image of Airshow - (1280mm x 805mm Digital composite print on paper)
above: Airshow - (1280mm x 805mm Digital composite print on paper)


above: Once More 1944 - (1062mm x 800mm Digital composite print on paper)

Once More - 1944: celebrates a nostalgia held for the 1940s whilst asking questions of the viewer.

This series of works presents social landscapes; following the tradition exemplified by Bruegel.

I use digital technology to create large scale work that stimulates debate and questions the veracity of photography.

detail from Once More -1944.
above: detail from Once More -1944.

All my photographic work is processed through a computer. Generally, I do this to crop and adjust images.

However, in the case of Things To Do On Sunday I have used a considerable amount of image manipulation.

These skills have been employed to create photographic illustrations for clients also.

 

TRAINING COURSES
I have prepared and delivered image manipulation training courses for organisation and individuals.

To find out more about the courses available please email me

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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