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Wish you were here: fine art photography … on a postcard – in pictures

by Azlyrics December 1, 2020 No Comments

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  • Hallway, 2008, by Julia Fullerton-BattenArt on a Postcard (AOAP) is releasing its first series of photography boxsets from 1 December. The boxsets are designed for photography enthusiasts who want to own limited edition prints at an affordable price. Each box set is priced at £250 with 50% of proceeds going to the Hepatitis C Trust and 50% to the photographer

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  • The End of the Affair, 2013, by Julia Fullerton-BattenJulia’s use of unusual locations, highly creative settings and street-cast models, accented with cinematic lighting, are hallmarks of her style

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  • Old Father Thames – Tower Bridge, 2018, by Julia Fullerton-Batten‘It’s incredible to imagine people swimming and bathing in the River Thames. From the 1930s to 70s, the poor people of the East End would hire a deck chair and come and hang out. I love the idea of people spending time by the river, something we don’t see any more. That part of the river is only open once a year for mud larkers now’

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  • Korea Fish, 2013, by Julia Fullerton-BattenFullerton-Batten insinuates visual tensions in her images and imbues them with a mystique that teases the viewer into continually re-examining the picture; something new coming to the fore each time. These qualities have established enthusiasts for her work worldwide, from casual viewers to connoisseurs

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  • (200) 76461-11 CMYK 3 by Sandro MillerSandro began photographing in Chicago at the age of 16 and has since devoted his more than 30-year career to creating expressive images from his elegant Ukrainian village studio

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  • Lexanne, New Orleans, 2019, Transgender Project by Sandro Miller‘It is looked down upon to be transgender over in this part of New Orleans. We had to put the shoot together very secretively – but it was probably one of the most rewarding projects of my whole career’

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  • Tyrone Murphy, 2012, by Sandro MillerMiller has been involved with numerous award-winning commercial campaigns

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  • Chromo Thriller #3, 2012, by Miles AldridgeAldridge is a fashion photographer widely known for his distinctive over-saturated, surreal and glamorous photographs. In his work, Aldridge sets a stage and mood akin to the great Hollywood directors of the 1940s, 50s and 60s. Infused with intense colour, light and drama, his women and men are always beautiful and detached. The women in particular, are often caught in dark or mysterious situations

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  • I Only Want You to Love Me #1, 2011, by Miles Aldridge‘This interest in colour goes back to one of my early confrontations with fashion photography. There was this idea that for a photograph to be interesting it had to be black and white, but I always thought there was so much possibility with colour. I’d used this narrative of “domestic madness” before but wondered how much colour I can add before an image falls apart’

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  • Actress #4, 2012, by Miles Aldridge‘I didn’t feel beholden to represent what was on the runway, every season it changes, so I create narratives more akin to stories I’d seen in cinema’

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  • Emperor’s Clothes, 2013, by Ade AdekolaAdekola’s work spans a variety of media: photography, installations, and interactive art. He is a Nigerian-born architect turned contemporary artist. Self-taught, he has been making images since his early teens. Ade’s eye is influenced by a blend of visual languages that cut across multiple cultures. His work is colourful and often uses overlapping images. These innovative compositions add new perspectives to African photography

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  • Mirror, mirror, 2013, by Ade Adekola‘The duplication of the image here creates an otherworldly spiritual overtone and charge’

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  • Emperor’s Clothes, 2017, by Ade Adekola‘Nigeria’s cultural history is something that I am interested in, and textile traditions among tribes is something I am particularly fascinated by’

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  • Morgan Freeman, 2000, by Harry BordenBorden is a British portrait photographer based in London. His subjects have included celebrities Robin Williams, Ewan McGregor, Jamie Oliver, Tony Blair and Margaret Thatcher. Examples of Borden’s work are held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery, London, and National Portrait Gallery, Australia

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  • Björk, 1998, by Harry Borden‘With celebrity portraits, I derive pleasure from watching the way light plays on someone’s skin’

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  • Lenny Kravitz, 1998, by Harry Borden‘I like to capture people in a very organic and natural way; that’s how you get the pictures that are more interesting’

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