the body the box the beach the rock
von Dick Brown
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Über das Buch
This is the result of 3-4 days intensive shooting in 1984 with two very good models. The negatives then remained filed away until in 2013, after some prompting I decided to do something with them.
The central idea was to photograph a nude figure in the landscape alongside another neutral object, the box. A box was chosen after rejecting several other objects, a hat, a chair, and a metre square of white cloth. It had to be as neutral as possible and I decided it also needed to be 3D like the rest of the subjects. The box was custom made and was a metre square with one surface missing. The outside was painted white and the inside matt black.
Sometimes the box held the figure, sometimes it excluded the figure, sometimes it seemed to protect the figure and sometimes it seemed to present an escape route. Through the print surface.
The central idea was to photograph a nude figure in the landscape alongside another neutral object, the box. A box was chosen after rejecting several other objects, a hat, a chair, and a metre square of white cloth. It had to be as neutral as possible and I decided it also needed to be 3D like the rest of the subjects. The box was custom made and was a metre square with one surface missing. The outside was painted white and the inside matt black.
Sometimes the box held the figure, sometimes it excluded the figure, sometimes it seemed to protect the figure and sometimes it seemed to present an escape route. Through the print surface.
Eigenschaften und Details
- Hauptkategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
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Projektoption: Quadratisch groß, 30×30 cm
Seitenanzahl: 66 - Veröffentlichungsdatum: Juni 26, 2013
- Sprache English
- Schlüsselwörter Fine Art, Photography, Nude, Landscape
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Über den Autor
Dick Brown
Portarlington, Vic, Australia
At 12 my first camera At 14 my first darkroom At 19 three year Photography Course At 22 photographic colour printer At 25 colour printer/photographer At 30 freelance photographer and colour printer At 35 added part-time photography lecturer At 38 full-time photograph lecturer At 50 Head of Photography in university school of art and design Out of the necessity to earn a living there were many other jobs and positions in that working life, but they were non-photographic. At 48 married Martina At 58 retired At 58 moved from UK (my homeland) to Australia (Martina's). Still here.

