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About the Author:
Paul Gallagher has been a landscape photographer for over 30 years, dedicating his photography to Northern England and the Scottish Highlands and photographing predominantly using large format equipment. He began his photographic career studying graphic design and photography at Southport College of Art, England and gained a distinction in photography. This led him to work professionally in a commercial studio in Liverpool. Some years later, Paul was invited to return to teach photography part-time at Southport College. He has been awarded an Associateship from the Royal Photographic Society. Paul has mostly exchanged the dark room for the use of digital print production. Paul’s techniques are very traditional in the field and he is regarded as an expert in the use of the 5x4 view camera. All negatives are still hand-processed by Paul and are scanned to produce high quality files. In recent years Paul has embraced digital technology and now uses high quality digital cameras and prints almost entirely using digital printers. Paul is a sought-after lecturer and speaks at photographic societies and universities throughout the UK and abroad on his work and techniques in the use of large format equipment, digital cameras and on fine art digital print production. Paul runs workshops in the field for his company Aspect2i, of which he is a founder member, and he also leads class-based workshops for the Epson Print Academy of which he is co-director. He has received several commissions from organisations such as the Environment Agency and the BBC and his work has been used extensively by Epson, Ilford and Permajet to name but a few. Paul has written extensively for photographic publications about his techniques and approach to landscape photography and digital image production for many years. His book Aspects of Expression, discussing the expressive monochrome image, was commissioned by Argentum and published in October 2008. Paul’s fine art limited edition book Chords of Grey was published in 2010 and supported by a two-week exhibition in the gallery@oxo in London. Chords of Grey has achieved 5 awards to date. For more information about Paul Gallagher please visit his website at: http://www.paulgallagher.co.uk/Home.html |
EXPLORING BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY: A MASTERCLASS
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