Photographer Kevin Cooley is a light lover. He creates stunning images that ooze with colour and tone. His Post no bills project, pictured above, focuses on a series of back-lit advertising hoardings at night. Traditionally unremarkable scenes, transformed into remarkable photographs.
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Post no bills by Kevin Cooley
Posted in Colour, Motion capture, Photography on Tuesday, July 12th, 2011
Giles Revell: Seascapes
These beautiful but slightly haunting seascape photographs were created by Giles Revell; a conceptual image-maker know for the pioneering techniques he employs in the search to communicate shape and texture. The images were created using long exposures so that the movement of the sea and sky blurs and creates a flat soft texture, while the items that are still remain sharp. The washed-out colouring of these images also adds to the ethereal feel. Simply beautiful.
These beautiful but slightly haunting seascape photographs were created by Giles Revell; a conceptual image-maker know for the pioneering techniques he employs in the search to communicate shape and texture. The images were created using long exposures so that the movement of the sea and sky blurs and creates a flat soft texture, while the items that are still remain sharp. The washed-out colouring of these images also adds to the ethereal feel. Simply beautiful.
Posted in Colour, Minimalism, Motion capture, Photography on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
Chasing rainbows
For some reason I have always liked rainbows, I love the ‘wrong rainbow’ prints by Patrick Hughes and the cover of Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon is an obvious design classic. So when I saw the third of these images by Ryan Taylor on Flickr I immediately had a look at his site. A description of how the balloons images were taken (there are two images tiled together) can be found here. The other images are of paint vibrating off a speaker and lumps of gelatine being hit by a pellet.
For some reason I have always liked rainbows, I love the ‘wrong rainbow’ prints by Patrick Hughes and the cover of Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon is an obvious design classic. So when I saw the third of these images by Ryan Taylor on Flickr I immediately had a look at his site. A description of how the balloons images were taken (there are two images tiled together) can be found here. The other images are of paint vibrating off a speaker and lumps of gelatine being hit by a pellet.
Posted in Colour, Motion capture, Photography on Tuesday, May 4th, 2010