In November, I visited the Joe Cornish gallery to give a talk, along with Joe Cornish and Lizzie Shepherd, at David Ward's exhibition, "Overlooked". The exhibition itself was fantastic and just in case you missed the talks, we recorded them all for posterity. The following is Lizzie Shepherd's talk. You can see the other talks on our YouTube channel or check in the back issues
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One of the photographers I follow on YouTube, stands out for his woodland photography; Simon Baxter. Being able to watch Simon discovering, composing and making his images, provides an invaluable insight into his thinking and I hope plants creative seeds in my photographic mind. more →
To celebrate Mark's exhibition, we asked Mark to revisit his work with the Steamers and talk about how working in this way has affected his photography. more →
My work is not a loud voice that reaches a lot of people, but a small whispering work that snuggles them one by one. I think that a delicate and small voice is just right for delivering peace with the voice of nature. more →
David's exhibition features 70 abstract & impressionist landscape works created locally and as part of his ongoing Coastal Impressions project. Ahead of the exhibition, David shares his thoughts on what inspires his photography. more →
What most people will want to know is: What’s the practical difference between these papers and will the resultant prints be the best they could possibly be? more →
There is something about the rugged beauty of the mountains, mixed with the often moody weather that I engage with and, although my early visits were more about reaching the top of the fells more →
Each morning during term time, the photographer Al Brydon takes his son to nursery school. At first, it is up the road, past the local Social Club, then after a while, they turn in at an opening which is the entry to the cemetery. I more →
These images were taken during my first ever photographic trip to Torridon, NW Scotland. Each tree has a story to tell, a story based on their very different location. more →
All of these photos were taken on the same early Summer morning at the same lake in beautiful atmospheric conditions at Creeve Lough in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. more →
I have lived in, and explored, the Canadian Rockies for the past 35 years or more and these are some of my favourite black and white images I have made of the places I love more →
By working without the distraction of emotional colours I am freer to abstract the raw elements of the photograph and to steer them into my own framework of the emotions that I wish to communicate and share. more →
I somehow missed this article when it was first published but I'm glad I found it now! Beautiful images, especially the inner glow of the b&w work; also Red Copse has a wonderful quality and neatly balanced composition. Thanks for sharing.
What lovely set of images. Really enjoyed the interview and the images. Wht kind of IR conversion is that Richard? Do you still end up with images with color cast which you correct later? Thanks
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I somehow missed this article when it was first published but I'm glad I found it now! Beautiful images, especially the inner glow of the b&w work; also Red Copse has a wonderful quality and neatly balanced composition. Thanks for sharing.
- Adam Pierzchala, 17:23 yesterdayon Motoko Sato
I absolutely love your work. I can maybe count on one hand the living photographers I can say that about.
- Dan Baumbach, 17:23 yesterdayon Richard Corkrey
What lovely set of images. Really enjoyed the interview and the images. Wht kind of IR conversion is that Richard? Do you still end up with images with color cast which you correct later? Thanks
- prashant khapane, 17:23 yesterday