Fine art photography in the Scottish Highlands
fine art photography from perthshire in the scottish highlands
“I think that emotional content is an image’s most important element, regardless of the photographic technique.
Much of the work I see these days lacks the emotional impact to draw a reaction from viewers, or remain in their hearts.”
Anne Geddes.
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after a rather busy and distracted spring I have taken some time out from new work to sort out the studio workshop, moved the dark processing room out from the house and even setup a sink under the porch. getting a sink setup has only taken me 8 years finally motivated by finding a second hand Butlers sink locally, it weighs a tone and it’s very worn but it’s great – read more…..
Latest Blog – summer has come so time for a change…
from last month ….
with 2 months before our next major exhibition, Fortingall Art, I will be working on some new wet plate projects over the coming weeks. plans are for some Highlands landscapes and also some new figure work, I just need another subject so if anyone is interested in a collaboration please get in touch.
dave
living rurally in the Highlands certainly has a romantic appeal, hiding away in the land of all those celtic legends, fascinating wildlife on the doorstep…
Continue reading → summer has arrived so time for some changes ….
Silver Alchemy’s ‘Portrait of an Artist’ – An event Review. Jo Cound, Jamie Grant and myself (Dave Hunt) teamed up to celebrate all things analogue…
Continue reading → 1 venue, 3 photographers, and 8 days with countless images !
‘Talking Heads, 1981’. Apart from having a darkroom setup as a teenager (that was a few years ago !) this whole analogue photography experience is…
jan 1st, 2018….
it’s been a bit of a bucket list thing, experience the sunrise at rannoch moor in the highlands for new years day and this year being a significant one for me was a good one to go for it. only slight problem was expected cloud cover in the early hours but what we did get was the dawn rising to daylight.
I use the term ‘fine art’ to describe my work primarily to help explain my style of photography. Whilst this may sound a little pretentious many folk will look to define you into a specific category,
