New work

I’ve added a number of new monochrome images to my website, consisting of a solemn series called “Resting”, which features studies of gently decaying graves in a quiet rural cemetery.

Clicking on the image will take you to the website.

Email Subscription now available for the blog

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This will send updates of my work and images directly to your Inbox, so you don’t miss any of the latest news!

Kind regards,

Paul

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS IN THE 2010 PX3 PARIS COMPETITION

The results for the PX3 2010 photographic competition’s People’s Choice have been released and the “Behind The Eyes” and “Study of Boating Punts III” single images have both won Third Prize in the Nature/Non-Pro and Fine Art/Non-Pro sections respectively.

I’d like again to thank the judges and voters for selecting my images in the PX3, gaining four prizes in the competition overall.

Here are the links to the People’s Choice page and the two images:

http://px3.fr/winners/2010/public.php

http://px3.fr/winners/2010/zoom.php?eid=1-18570-10&uid=3233740

http://px3.fr/winners/2010/zoom.php?eid=1-18572-10&uid=3233740

PX3 competition win featured in UK’s Suffolk Free Press newspaper

This morning, the Suffolk Free Press newspaper here in East Anglia, UK, published a terrific a two-page article on my gaining the PX3 award for three pictures from the “Behind The Eyes” series, with six images from the entire series presented across the two-page spread, plus a large picture of “Lion’s Stare” appearing on the newspaper’s front cover.

Clicking on each image will open a large readable version.

“Lion’s Stare” print chosen for Suffolk Showcase 2010 exhibition

I’ve just received great news in a letter from the Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery, here in Suffolk, UK – my “Lion’s Stare” print has been selected from artists’ 239 submissions to be one of the pieces of work to appear in the Suffolk Showcase 2010 exhibition!

Each year, work is selected by a panel of independent judges who are, this year, Jenny Brownrigg (Director of Exhibitions at Glasgow School of Art) and Michael Brennand-Wood (Artist-Maker based at Wysing Arts) and is an opportunity open to all Suffolk-based artists and makers to show work in an exhibition open to the public.

The exhibition is on from Saturday 10th July to Saturday 28th August 2010 at the Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery, Market Cross, Cornhill, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK, IP33 1BT.  Their website is: http://www.burystedmundsartgallery.org/

From the “Suffolk Tourist Guide” website:  “The Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery (left) is situated in the historic Market Cross, a fine Grade I listed building restored in the Georgian period, with foundations dating back to 1583. Renovated by the celebrated architect Robert Adam in the late 18th century, it became a theatre for the townspeople. The Art Gallery took up residence in 1972. The building retains its high ceilings, Georgian façade, elegant arched windows and is lit by magnificent Venetian crystal chandeliers.

The Gallery is now a regional centre for contemporary art and craft. In addition to a programme of nationally important and regional exhibitions, it is a centre for workshops, educational activities and other events”.

If you’re in the area, hope you can drop by!