I caught up with the lovely Gabrielle McKone a few days ago. I am huge fan of her work. She has been posting a photo per day since 2007 ( website below) and I always look forward to seeing her unique and inspirtational way of seeing the world.
I highly recommend picking up her book, "Catch My Eye", it is a photographic gem and the print reproduction is brilliant. You can get it at Unity Books, Photospace Gallery in Wellington, online below or through the Auckland Art Gallery. http://www.gabriellemckone.com Image © Gabrielle McKone
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Daylight Hours is getting closer and closer to existing in hard copy - and i'm extremely excited to be sharing my work with people in book form. Flick an email to hotwaxpublishing@gmail.com to recieve pre-purchase information in the coming weeks. (working on a book preview and purchase page) The more copies printed the more affordable it will be to buy, so don't hesitate to put your name down now.
Softcover and limited hard cover version available. Softcover will retail for approx $60 and Hardcover approx $100. 46 photographs / 100 pages, taken between 2012 and 2014, including an introduction by James Gilberd from Photospace Gallery . If you know of any friends who may be interested, feel free to share. This is quite a lovely piece about photography centered around Eugene Atget's work. Well worth a read. Incidentally, I don't really think of myself as a street photographer as such, but rather someone who is inspired being among the urban environment. Is it possible to avoid definition though? "Street photography" itself covers such a range of subject matter and styles are often so unique. The challenge for me is to make a photograph with whatever I'm presented with, wherever I am.
http://erickimphotography.com/blog/2013/09/30/6-lessons-eugene-atget-has-taught-me-about-street-photography/ |