Photography - 'a sense of place'
The nature of photography is that it instantaneously captures moments in time which then become memory. It documents the current where it immediately becomes the past, and is used to represent something that was 'real'. Within these functions there is a sense of ambiguity, the camera can represent a sense of truth and it can also be the means with which to construct manipulated spaces. The following images represent a documentation of my time in new and unfamiliar spaces.
Dungenes
Colour photographs taken in Dungeness overlaid and offset by a clear layer painted with contrasting black areas giving the images a slight 3d effect - printed on Gicleé paper 20 x 131/2" - limited edition of 50 prints.
Venice
In camera triple film exposures taken in Venice, printed on C-Type photographic paper 14 x 331/2". - limited edition of 50 prints.
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