Recently I had the chance to exhibit work at the Dronfield Barn in a collaboration with Chris Nowell. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience from planning to the hanging of the work. It was a chance to really look at my images and examine how they work differently off the screen and onto the wall. It was chance to take images I hadn’t printed previously and see them in greater detail on paper. A huge learning curve. I print all my own work up to A3 using my canon Pro 10 and after many years settled on two papers from Fotospeed, a semi gloss Baryta and a wonderful matt platinum etching paper.
The exhibtion lasted for a week and the biggest highlight was to meet all the people that made an effort to vist the Barn. Making a connection in person to like minded creatives was a real joy, not just photographers but artists and painters alike. Talking about image making and different creatives processes has certainly helped my thoughts on picture making in the future.
I would like to thank anyone that came. It was very much appreciated and I look forward to connecting with you again!
