Background:
Since first picking up a camera at fourteen, I have loved the process and artistry of capturing visuals. Over a lifetime of photography, my interests have expanded to exploring imagery as an art form, with a special focus on natural patterns. Professionally, for a number of years, I was involved in curating exhibitions of Canadian photography as the co-owner of A Moment in Time Gallery in Toronto, Canada. I have sold photography as a form of graphics and interior design to corporations, as well as acquiring a personal collection of vintage photographs by auction. My work has been published in numerous books celebrating Canadian nature and landscapes, as well as working with a commercial image bank. Recently I have self-published a number books showcasing my images across a variety of subjects, often featuring collections of images taken during my travels.
Month Twenty Eight: Structures
Fellow travellers,
Well it’s month twenty eight, and in going through a selection of images recently for a project I’m working on I was struck with the wonderfully graphic qualities of some of man’s attempts to harness materials to his useful advantage. Man the builder, the constructor, the assembler…of things that perform a purpose. And at the same time, when observed through the eye of a camera lens, these purpose built structures configure beautifully as artistic expressions of pleasing symmetry. I have included one image that contains only a natural structure, without any human overlay. Just to remind us that successful structures hold up the world, we’re simply expanding on a fundamental.
Of course, any of my images are available as fine art prints in various sizes. Please contact me for further information.
Cheers,
fraser
Whatever your job and your age, if you are not learning you're dying.
Robert Fulford