Soft Collapse
by Anna Stratigopoulou
Consumed — That Which Takes Us
by Tim Houghton
The Monday Triptych
by David Levine
TRACKS OF TIME
by Joanne Enders
No Pain…
by Pain
QUIET DECAY
by Claire Hitchen
Lost Signal
by Stacie A Buhler
THE WINTER LIGHT
by Camilla Holter
Being and Not Being
by Harvey Jones
December. Dark Days. The Festive Season.
by Marcus Bastel
No Title
by Andrea Anderson
QUOTIDIAN BODIES
by Tobias Slater-Hunt
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D’arblay street gallery
D’Arblay Street Gallery, a space curated by a passionate photographer for passionate photographers and those who simply love photography. Our mission is to spotlight exceptional fine art photography, celebrating the dedication and creative talent behind the lens. We strive to exhibit quality work that embodies the artistry and vision of those committed to the craft of capturing moments that might make you think for more than 3 seconds. At our on-line gallery, each showcased piece…
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Marionettes and Other Ghosts of Vision
Marionettes and Other Ghosts of Vision explores the inherent performance exchanged between my Self as an observer and my Subject, an imagined Persona. These staged photographs celebrate the genius of collaboration emboldened by the intensity of the environment and the energy of each moment. My love for film scenes and gritty cinema inspire these character portrayals and reflect the visceral experience that takes over my senses while engaged in the elusive magic of bringing an image to life. Photographed in…
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Jerome Paressant
I am a multi-disciplinary artist. First an author and musician, I became a professional photographer over 15 years ago. I believe in the power of imagination and contemplation. For me, Art is a path, a search towards oneself, towards our reality. Personally, I am looking for something of the order of vision, in an almost magical sense. I like to explore the crossroads of landscape, portrait, and dreamlike photography Exhibit
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NYC ’81
In 1981, I was given the golden opportunity to explore New York City. The moment I set foot in the bustling streets, I knew a love affair had begun. Little did I know, those initial impressions would shape my life significantly. Several years later, I found myself unexpectedly living in Manhattan, immersed in its vibrant energy and cultural diversity. Those years were transformative, shaping my perspective and experiences in ways I could never have anticipated…
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Yalda Eskandari
Yalda is an Iranian artist, who has been working as an interdisciplinary artist since 2011. Her work particularly focuses on definition of reality, on how our definition of the word could impact the way we define placement and femininity. Her research-base work references psychological and sociological perspectives to challenge established mindsets on the viewer’s mind. She currently is living and working in the US. Exhibit
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Different Places, Different Lives
By Yavuz Sariyildiz In this collection, I try to describe the natural states of people and their daily lives. Sometimes I try to capture how they relate to the space they are in. Through the portraits, I try to convey a part of their everyday lives. As much as I like to establish the relationship between people and space, I want to make the deep expressions directly on their faces a part of my photographs.…