Category Archives: Photography
Taking a Shot at Paul Newman
“Hmmm, Paul Newman”, my son casually remarks as he passes by our countryside living room table, casting a look towards the new book that has made an appearance among the many other film books on display. He doesn’t stop by, it’s just a frugal look – like saying hi to a member of the family, his eyes clearly focused on the Animalopoly game, the afternoon indoor activity forced on us by the heatwave. Read More
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“I draw on everything I know and feel”: Interview with Photographer Chris Boulton
A good photograph evokes an emotion, good or bad, photographer Chris Boulton believes. In our interview, he reveals how visual storytelling draws on the mental catalogue of the photographer as well as on all his feelings and emotions, how… Read More
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Travel Is Above All an Inner Journey: Interview with Photographer Sophie Denux
It is easy to see that Sophie Denux’s photography is transporting. Hers is a discreet and elegant guidance into the culture and people of the places she travels to. Read More
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Bob Willoughby: The Photographer Who Was as Great as the Stars He Shot
He was not after perfection, not after the star image but after personality, a feeling, he was not after selling an image but about communicating emotion. Bob Willoughby’s photography made the stars human again. Read More
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Art Will Set You Free: In Conversation with Photographer Bill Phelps
Bill Phelps’ photography is like that. It has no hurried departure, nor a preconceived destination. It’s more like a wondrous path in which spontaneity, intimacy and a truthful eye are at play time and again. It’s about letting something emerge, full of the unexpected, but always looking for what’s genuine and real, and relating to people, to the human part of people. Read More
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