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STILL : MOVING

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These days making photos and film are not restricted by which camera we use, both still and moving images are easy to collect, but what is the difference when we look at them? Personally I find that a still image gives me more room to dream while a moving image captivates me more in the moment. When it comes to playing with images by putting them together this seems to fall within my general practice as an artist but I think I still prefer to do this with still images. What do you think?
This page, along with many others on this site, continue my interests in exploring what we perceive from looking at images presented in different ways.

Somewhere between the movement of film and the frozen stillness of photography,

detail emerges, the unnoticed and the unseen.  

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The very small but necessary actions and interactions of the everyday.

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What do photographs reveal that film cannot?

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Resolution and speed is a challenge sometimes!

Somewhere between the movement of film and the frozen stillness of photography,
detail emerges, the unnoticed and the unseen.  Steps A4 web copy.
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