THE F-STOP PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
THE NORTH EAST'S NEWEST CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
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THE NORTH EAST'S NEWEST CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY |
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PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS Landscape photography of North East England by JOE CORNISH
THE OFFICIAL OPENING NIGHT ON DECEMBER 1st 2009, WAS A HUGE SUCCESS |
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"IN OUR BACK YARD"
This exhibition featured the work of Newcastle College final year student Yvonne Davies. Her exhibit was a collection of photographs representing the work of foresters and woodmen in our Northumbrian forests. The images showed timber cropping operations around the Cheviot Hills, Kielder Forest and Chatton along with a beautiful heavy horse team working near Cambo. |
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"AUTUMN IN NEW YORK" by SPECULAR
An exhibition that featured contemporary architectural imagery mixed with edgy street style photography to display the contrast between the informal and familiar, the frenetic and free side of life in the world’s most Famous City.
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CHRIS WEBB CHRIS WEBB, winner of our photo competition, Chris Webb’s winning image of Steetley Magnesite, a partly demolished chemical works in Hartlepool, The winning image was one of hundreds entered into the competition and caught the eye of renowned “Chris Webb's panoramic photograph of a bleak industrial landscape is a brilliant enigma. These ruined industrial installations should ordinarily repel us with their desolation and signals of failure, unemployment and environmental degradation. Yet here we are compelled to look, and to look again; and I even find myself wanting to witness this place myself! So how's it done? A calm pearlescent light, tuned by the unifying effect of monochrome photography draws us in. A cool, precise, 'architectonic' composition engages us, countering the random details and decay. The hint of a neo-classical arcade in the distance, a chimney, connects us to the monumental architecture of ancient Greece. The subject matter should by any normal account be 'bad' and 'ugly', yet this picture is so 'good' that our expectations are confounded. It perfectly fulfills the challenge set by the competition, 'The Good, Bad and the Ugly'." |
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PETER LIDINGTON An exhibition of unique Radiographic images produced by the late Peter Lidington in the Seventies, |
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MICK DIXON & STEVE CANAWAY A study of movement over time, this is a collaborative piece of work by |
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JONATHAN BRADLEY Jonathan Bradley's "Requiem for a Council" is the first exposition of the larger People:Space |
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STEVE MAYES A selection of Cityscapes & Landscapes, primarily in B&W, of North East England, |
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