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With SEASIDE PORTFOLIO: BOURNEMOUTH TO DARTMOUTH, Michael Hallett challenges the concept of image making with the iconographic imagery he calls the ‘photo construction’. It was a sense of extreme frustration that led to his intellectual pursuit of how to extend the boundaries of time and space that a single exposure, single viewpoint photograph was unable to offer. The visual solution provides an innovative cutting edge to the new media technologies.
Publish Date November 01, 2009
Dimensions Standard Landscape 40 pgs Standard Paper
Category Arts & Photography
Tags photo construction, photography, seaside, RPS
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Weeshim says
I love the idea of using the photo collage rather than the traditional single shot, you look at the photo at greater length. Great shots. Would love to know are they physically stuck down then photographed or placed together in photoshop to create a single photo?
posted at 07:21am Jul 15 PST
rawdy says
Brilliant! Stunning work!
posted at 11:14pm Nov 10 PST
Bog_Art says
Takes photography to new level, thanks for sharing.
posted at 06:12am Nov 10 PST
jgehrt says
Expansive yet inclusive. Like stepping into a dream. Thanks for sharing.
posted at 10:28am Nov 02 PST
GeoBodmer says
These are quite remarkable, colorful, using a medium full of the beachside energy
posted at 05:55pm Nov 01 PST