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| О! История из жизни.
Пока подпопник новый не понять, какой стороной куда его надевать. Потом, когда затаскается, то ясно, какая сторона чище, а на новеньком я на всякий случай написал на внутренней стороне "ЖОПА". Чтоб не путать. А поскольку надпись прилегает к этому самому месту, то не видна. Пошли в байдарочный поход, на первой стоянке начало похода хорошо отметили. Утром просыпаюсь, слышу, что ... |
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2-6 JUN Aztec 920 Park Avenue, Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol
9-13 JUN Kingston House, Lydiards Fields, Swindon
16-20 JUN Aztec 930 Park Avenue, Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol
23-27 JUN Lewins Mead, Whitefriars, Bristol
30 JUN - 4 JUL Quayside Tower, Broad Street, Birmingham
200 Faces is an exhibition of 200 portrait photographs by 191 photographers, with a
special appearance by photographer Harry Wakefield. The exhibition is testimony to
the ever-present, dynamic and enthralling genre of portrait photography as captured by
an exciting group of contemporary image-makers in all stages of their careers. These
photographers, from all around the world exemplify the diversity of portrait photography,
from the environment in which the subjects sit, to the expressions and emotions, uniforms
and props that build the information in the image.
Every portrait photograph reveals more than just the character and appearance of
the sitter. When we look at a portrait we also see something of the photographer and
something of ourselves. No photograph of another person is capable of revealing a whole
and complete being, no matter how much we believe this to be true. Every time we look
at a photograph of another person we are aware, however slightly, of the photographer
selecting that image from countless other sights, as such that photo embodies their way
of seeing. As viewers, we also bring to this relationship between photographer and subject
our own perception, our own way of seeing, which is entirely affected by what we know
and what we believe.
When we look at a portrait photograph we see a reflection of these perspectives, and the
interaction between these ways of seeing. This is part of the enduring fascination with the
photographic portrait.
Only a selection of photographs from this exhibition of 200 works will be on show in each gallery. As such not every photographer will
be guaranteed to feature in each location along the tour. For more information please email: bryony@thephotgraphicangle.co.uk