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“An autobiographical element can be an interesting way to approach landscape photography”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #55: Benedict Brain explores Robert Adams’ ideas on what a landscape photo can tell you about the photographer
“By the end of the trip, I was definitely seeing and behaving differently as a photographer”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain takes on the challenge of working with just one lens and focal length for the whole of a trip
“I have to react to wherever I am and in whatever conditions, come rain or shine”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #53: Benedict Brain grapples with having to capture the essence of a place in limited time
“It was invigorating to experience new places, new people and, best of all, new light”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #52: Free to explore far-flung corners of the world, Benedict Brain unleashes his creativity
“Spending the last couple of years working closer to home, I have come to appreciate and notice my local area in new ways”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain plays with the idea of the boring picture postcard to see local neighborhoods in a new light
“What struck me was how the inanimate object seemed to take on a strange, almost surreal lease of life”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain shoots a still life that takes advantage of our tendency to instil life into inanimate objects
“This image is actually a mistake”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain turns a flash misfire on its head and makes it thrive in another context
“Photography is arguably the most widely spoken ‘language’ in the world. What you say with it is important”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain reflects on metaphors and clichés within the language of photography
