ABOUT
The Artist in Colour
This project proved to be quite a challenge for me personally; this age-old tradition of fishing dates back to the late 17th century. What's more, it continues to take place almost daily during our summer months just a mere 170 metres from my front doorstep. This activity has become like second-nature to me; I watch them intently, however, grabbing my camera doesn't come to mind. So, how am I to photograph these fishermen plying their ‘hands-on’ skills? Especially as the novelty has worn off... let alone for me to successfully capture it aesthetically and what's more from a fresh and original point-of-view? it would be far easier to just go down to the beach and purchase a fresh 'Yellowtail' to share with friends while quaffing down a bottle of fine wine. Then, there are other hassles, having to evade the many tourists armed with point-and-squirt-devices plus keeping them out of my frame and POV! Anyway, after some deliberation, I decided I had better get out there and give it my best shot (pun intended)…
All images are destined for stock library usage i.e., Gallo Images (Pty) Ltd. (RSA) & Getty Images World Wide.
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Gonzalo Duque
Motion Graphics Designer, GDuque
Spain
The Mission Control Communications
United Kingdom
Mark Baldwin
Creative Director
South Africa
Dushan Pejchev
Illustrator
Macedonia
Denizhan Olmez
Managing Director, AD Architecture & Visualisation
United Kingdom
Nestor Kalynyak
Creative, NK
Ukraine
Lisa Bishop
Digital Graphic Designer, BuyNatural
Australia
Hayley Morgan
Illustrator
United Kingdom
Aneta
Video Editor, Freelance
United Kingdom
Ashley
Motion designer, Nicely Done Productions
United Kingdom