Peter Gennard – Tips Fiddling and Diddling

My portfolio consists of portraits reflecting the people that live in my hometown. People who create individual images of the community in which they live. The cultures in the area that I have chosen for my portfolio are many and varied.

 The aim of the portfolio is to relate different feelings and visions to the viewer through the eyes of the subject. The eyes in my portraits are the most important part of the photograph. Eyes being a doorway to the soul.

Andrew Brooks – My Photography

I’m interested in the history and stories of locations. Getting lost amongst and within the buildings, cityscapes and landscapes, I archive the forgotten spaces to tell the tales of these sites.

As a reaction to a life spent living in and photographing the city I’m driven to explore and document the city, but also in parallel the natural environment. The process is intuitive; about being and experiencing and then showing how this felt through images and film. The sublime is a key concept within my process and output, as I aim to understand its context within alternative locations. Taking inspiration from paintings within the Romantic era, I use small details and studies of the landscape to create larger scale works that become my interpretation of that particular location.

Tim Gamble & Chris

My name is Tim and I’m a light artist from the North West of England. I love very few things more than waving lights around in the dark.

Ever since I saw my first light painting I have been hooked. The majority of my other loves and passions have fallen by the wayside and light painting has taken over. This is something I can’t see ever changing.

Always up for a collaboration with like minded individuals for some nocturnal shenanigans.