Frames of mind

Article Abstract:

Charlie Waite is a well established photographer of landscapes and has produced 20 books on his work and had many exhibitions. His pictures, taken over the last 15 years, invariably exclude any people in them. He also carefully avoids any ecological message as opposed to Fay Goodwin who actively includes pollution as an integral part of her work. He believes landscapes are there to make people feel good, not to depress them. He advises photographers to wait for the light to tell them what do do, he himself sometimes waiting for hours for a particular effect to be achieved.

Behavior, Landscape photography, Waite, Charlie

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Whoops! There goes a double negative

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The retrospective exhibition of the work of photographer and painter Man Ray currently being held at the Serpentine Gallery has given observers the opportunity to reassess his influence. He is most well known for his photographs, but he always wanted to be more famous for his paintings. The exhibition seems to be supporting the traditional view that his paintings were of a much lower quality than his photographs, but it is important to look beyond this.

Exhibitions, Painting, Painting (Art), Ray, Man

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Going down the creek

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UK photographer Jim Rice has been photgraphing Deptford since 1990 when it started to be demolished for redevelopment. His pictures are being displayed at the Hales Gallery, Deptford in 1992 and at the Barbican in 1993. Rice won the Ilford Photographer of the Year award in 1992 and has produced a book. Rice was born in Deptford and has been a photographer for 25 years. He intends the photographs to be used primarily as a record.

Biography, Interview, Rice, Jim

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