Art of the Landscape - Wanaka
Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand
de Christopher David Thompson
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À propos du livre
Christopher David Thompson is both a professional Graphic Designer (Director of the Hook Design Studio), Photographer and Proprietor of The Picture Lounge - New Zealand Photographers Gallery, based in Wanaka, New Zealand.
This is a big and beautiful book! 11 x 13 inches (279 x 330mm). Printed on an Indigo press using only the finest quality Mohawk eggshell-textured 148gsm uncoated paper stock, the printing showcases the work so beautifully, making this an inspiring and artistic photographic manuscript, reflecting the true qualities of Christopher's design-led photographic work. Designed by the artist, the page layout varies from plates to full page spreads, and often shows off the changing of seasons that the Wanaka region is renowned for. A gorgeous art book for anyone interested in the region or in landscape photography in general.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
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Format choisi: Grand format paysage, 33×28 cm
# de pages: 120 -
ISBN
- Couverture rigide imprimée: 9781320929103
- Date de publication: févr 19, 2015
- Langue English
- Mots-clés New Zealand, Landscape Photography, Fine Art Photography, South Island, Wanaka, NZ, Outdoor Photography, Nature Photography
À propos du créateur
“It is so fulfilling to watch a day’s delicate descent into night, or to witness a plundering storm from afar, or feel its frozen rain pummel my face, or to crunch through the snowcrust upon a mountain-top, to watch the ebb and flow of a golden dawn reflected upon serene waters. This is what I live for; every moment spent under an open sky is deeply gratifying. Growing up I always dreamed of being a landscape artist, of finding a way to capture the majesty and moods of this land. My conscient visual library of the South Island of NZ was grounded in the paintings of Grahame Sydney and the photography of both Craig Potton and Andris Apse. I’m sure these respected artists have had great influence on the style of my work and to this day - the way that I view the landscape and its light. Whilst I was a miserable failure in the medium of painting (that I so desired to achieve in as a child), I can at last thankfully say that with photography, I have perhaps found my brush..."