Member Focus

James Wiley

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“Someone wise once told me that for a person to look at a photograph in a magazine or newspaper for more than 5 seconds, it would have to be one Hell of a photograph.” James Wiley is both a photojournalist and a fine art photographer. It’s a double life that has allowed him to really [...]

Published on 27. 1. 2012 at 11:50 am | read more »

Alec Stageman

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Alec Stageman is a student of photography at Nottingham Trent University. His ChooseFilm album is a brooding collection of images that might well be the storyboard for a Tim Burton motion picture, albeit set in the heart of suburban England. Hoping to become a professional photographer in the future, Alec has developed a systematic approach [...]

Published on 27. 1. 2012 at 11:33 am | read more »

Jonathan Keys

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Jonathan Keys’ photo of a drunk sitting in the rain (Fujifilm Neopan 400, Rolleiflex) is part of an ongoing street style theme that the Newcastle-based photographer has been exploring in his hometown. On a day where drizzle had set in for the long haul, he took advantage of a break in the bustling crowd to [...]

Published on 10. 11. 2011 at 3:05 pm | read more »

Kasia Nowak

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You know those days when you determinedly set out, camera in hand, plenty of rolls of film in the bag and that perfect scene you spotted yesterday at the forefront of your mind’s eye? And then you reach that very same spot, confidently set up – you’ve brought the right lens and even remembered the [...]

Published on 5. 10. 2011 at 10:19 am | read more »

Mark Woods

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Take a quick glance at Mark Woods’ ChooseFilm album and you’ll see straight away someone who finds beauty in the simplicity of the world around him. He uncovers charm in nature’s most minimal scenes and in landscapes that have been indelibly touched by man. A 2009 finalist in Target Media’s “Visions of Spring” competition, Mark [...]

Published on 5. 10. 2011 at 10:07 am | read more »

Matt Langhorne

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“The objective is not to document, but to go beyond what the eye can see.” – So says Florence-based photographer Matt Langhorne. Describing his style as “light fantasy environmental fashion and portrait” might sound like a bit of a mouthful but, when you see Matt’s creations, it’s difficult to imagine a more concise way of [...]

Published on 5. 10. 2011 at 9:38 am | read more »