29 Apr A FEAR OF SMALL NUMBERS by Mark Chapman
A Fear of Small Numbers is an intimate series of black and white photographs exploring notions relating to youth within increasingly fragmented communities. By Mark Chapman www.mark-chapman.co.uk...
A Fear of Small Numbers is an intimate series of black and white photographs exploring notions relating to youth within increasingly fragmented communities. By Mark Chapman www.mark-chapman.co.uk...
Forever do we (I) put so much hope into romantic moments, and what they could be. We forgot to be present and enjoy it while it was right in front of us. So now I try leave them both alone: the past as just that,...
I walked the city centre of Liverpool after dark looking for people that interested me, people that I was drawn to. I used ambient light only, encouraging them to move into more favourable lighting conditions. I did not pose them but asked them only how...
Whilst creating these images I was in a reflective mood, thinking of humanity and many of our achievements, remembering asking my grandad about the war and about the moon landing! A time when there was a sense of both tragedy and togetherness! While out on...
I live on the edge of Gateshead, where the man-made meets the rural. It’s an odd sort of landscape where country lanes run parallel to the Western Bypass, as the A1 Motorway sweeps past Tyneside’s retail parks and industrial estates. It can be a lovely...
My visual chronicle is centred around West Kirby - a town I’ve known my whole life. Recording this world event and the impact it is having on our town is important. I’ve tried to capture how this virus has affected the very fabric of our day...
In these times we seem to be in a transitional stage from one norm to the next, on hold waiting for the new dawn of post isolation. Everything continues in distorted consensual reality, nothing quite as it seems. The somewhat illusion of solidity has shifted...
I've been reflecting on a trip I took to Amsterdam last Christmas, when the whole world felt within reach. I tried to capture moments that made me pause; a young couple through the window of the Van Gogh Museum, the peaceful slumber of the usually...
I like to make sure I go on a walk outside everyday as it really helps ground me. The sounds, smells & textures of nature make me feel present and allow me to focus back on my smaller local community that I know I can...
