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Something new: Swanson #1 print

Art and Ephemera, Framed Prints, Personal Projects, Photography, Stories, Works available to the public / August 20, 2021 by Darrell Noakes

Swanson #1
Swanson #1

Swanson #1. Trying out a new photographic technique.

I am always looking new ways to make photography interesting and appealing to galleries.

This photograph combines different perspectives and views into a single image.

I plan to build this into a series. I have several subjects in mind, not all nature. From what I’ve experimented with so far, I think low contrast subjects work better than subjects like my Saskatchewan Landmarks series that emphasizes colourful subjects with high contrast.

Much like my infrared works, I will probably continue this over a long period, but only for subjects that lend themselves to the approach.

Look for framed prints at art galleries in Saskatchewan.

Swanson #1
“Swanson #1”, continuous tone chromogenic print on photographic paper, 5 in × 7 in, matted, 8 × 10 wood frame.
Swanson #1
“Swanson #1”, continuous tone chromogenic print on photographic paper, 5 in × 7 in, matted, 8 × 10 wood frame.
Swanson #1
Swanson #1
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