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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Tony Reddington
Capturing life through the lens. Tony Reddington is an Irish photographer who has found inspiration around the world and more recently in the colorful streets of Oaxaca. With an eye for composition and a passion for storytelling, Tony’s fine art architecture and street photography invites the viewer to share how he sees the world through his viewfinder.. Although he works in both colour and monochrome, monochrome is his passion. His work has been featured in…
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Brian Cattelle
Brian Cattelle is a photography based visual artist, weaving an unconventional narrative by capturing the often unnoticed and overlooked fragments of everyday life. Working across a wide range of subjects, mediums, styles he delves into unusual subjects, crafting visual stories that transcend the commonplace. Embracing the often-dismissed aspects of our daily surroundings, Cattelle often sheds light on the beauty found in the ordinary. Through his lens, Cattelle invites us to explore the richness of the…
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David Levine
“January,” my latest exclusive photographic collection shot for D’Arblay Street Gallery. Through these images, I aim to capture the bewilderment lingering in the aftermath of the festive season. Taken in the chilling -2°C temperature, each photograph provides a uniquely crisp perspective of January’s essence in Brighton England. The frigid atmosphere adds a layer of distinct character to the scenes, emphasising the cold. The Exhibit
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Iceland
By Juliet Haas Iceland was a dream I never imagined would be realized, yet there it was. An offering to live in a remote farmstead nestled in the apex of a distant fjord miles and hours from the nearest market or village. The nearest people, the actual Farmer and his family, were a mere three miles away, but utterly removed from interaction unless we needed to be dug out of the snow or a landslide,…
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Sofiia Ruban
Sofia is a visual artist and photographer. She was born in a small town in Ukraine but has lived her entire conscious life in the heart of the cultural capital, St. Petersburg.Since childhood, Sofia has been captivated by the glimmers of light and shadows, reflections, and the majestic harmony of the surrounding world. Following her muse of inspiration, she pursued design education at university and developed a deep love for photography, which became her true…