Lens-based Art
When I can steal time from my day job as a street photographer and tour guide, I work on my lens-based art or abstract photography. In a different life I might’ve been a painter. I do also provide individual workshops for abstract photography as well.
What Remains is a series of photos that I took in the spring of 2017.
Untitled (what remains outtake), early 2017. – Somehow I managed to neglect this photo. It was originally from a series titled ‘what remains’. However, it didn’t really fit with the others. So I held it back. My photo art is highly influenced by @Gerhard.Richter He paints paintings that look like photos and I make photos that look like paintings when I have succeeded. Blurring the lines is part of my style.
At Tate Modern is a series of 12 intentional camera movement photos that I did while in London at the beginning of this year. If you are interested in learning abstract photography techniques I do photo tours in New York City where we can work on them.
At Tate Modern is a series of 12 intentional camera movement photos that I did while in London at the beginning of this year. If you are interested in learning abstract photography techniques I do photo tours in New York City where we can work on them.
At Tate Modern is a series of 12 intentional camera movement photos that I did while in London at the beginning of this year. If you are interested in learning abstract photography techniques I do photo tours in New York City where we can work on them.
At Tate Modern is a series of 12 intentional camera movement photos that I did while in London at the beginning of this year. If you are interested in learning abstract photography techniques I do photo tours in New York City where we can work on them.
