Hanlan's, from Blueprints, 2013/2025, 16x24", Glicee Print
Currently on display at Billy Bishop Airport!
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Hanlan's, from Blueprints, 2013/2025, 16x24", Glicee Print
Currently on display at Billy Bishop Airport!
Grandient, from Blueprints, 2013/2025, 16x24", Glicee Print
Lanes, from Blueprints, 2012, 16x24", Archival Pigment Print
Urban Beach, from Blueprints, 2013/2025, 16x24", Glicee Print
Beautiful 'Many Faces Of Sea Travel' Poster Print by Jukka Heinovirta ✓ Printed on Metal ✓ Easy Magnet Mounting ✓ Worldwide Shipping. Buy on
Learning to See the Street
A good street photograph is not an accident. It is awareness meeting patience.
Stand still longer than feels comfortable. Watch how people move. Notice where the light falls.
Then compose. Not with your camera first. With your eyes.
When gesture, light, and space align, that is the moment.
Street photography is not about speed. It is about presence.
Here But Not Participating — Study 04: Buffering
Lobby is empty. I'm empty. World is loading… me too.
26.12.14 - Observation. Prototype 1a.
This is the first film to be released on observation and is a beta version, a prototype, the beginning of a series that will gradually find a rhythm as new things are introduced and certain themes come through in what we observe.
Initial observations
This was essentially a trial to get a feeling for what might follow. Looking at some of what is planned and what that looks like. Some of what is labelled temporary or transitional and what that looks like. Also some of what is being built. Also looking at textures that we are surrounded in. By looking at only details, like the face of an exposed wall or the roughness of a gravely car park, we start to get a feel for the landscape while only seeing a small portion of what makes up the landscape.