Not Looking, But Seeing
Elle WalkerA place where I'll share reviews of photography books, exhibitions that showcase captivating work, thoughts on photography and the creative process, and a mish-mash of creative stuff.
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Honouring Women In Photography
We all know how powerful a storytelling tool photography is, yet history shows us that in art, as in many areas of life, women do not always get the recognition they deserve. On this International Women's Day, I'm shining a light (no pun in...
Revealing the craft in Magnum: Contact Sheets
Long before the advent of digital photography and its efficient, yet broadband-reliant method of post-processing, archiving and editing, there was what was simply known as a camera and film. Or, for the young ‘uns amongst you, what is now c...
Art That Moves Me
Back in the scariest month of the decade, March 2020, I went to London for the day with some fellow photographers. The plan was to attend The Photographer’s Gallery in the morning, to see the finalists of the 2019 Deutsche Börse Photography...
William Henry Fox Talbot: The Big Daddy of Modern Photography
Hornbeam Leaf, 1840, William Henry Fox Talbot
During a session of Friday Evening Discourse at the Royal Institution in January 1839, polymath William Henry Fox Talbot displayed his paper-based photographic images to the assembly. This was...
Reviving My Creative Muse
Dear Elle
It’s okay to feel burnt out. It’s okay to stop berating yourself for your perceived inaction. It’s okay to stop worrying about your unfinished projects. It’s okay to just stop.
You’re not just a photographer; you’re a mother, a...
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