Bowl
Archie Stapleton’s Bowl, very light celadon, Sewanee, 2019.digital capture Sometimes a reverse hibernation takes place. Pellmell, Summer-long daylight hours suck away the darker, quieter joy of just looking, being still, enjoying the things that gather light and treasure it. Time to return to this, to protecting fragility: that it takes watchfulness and wisdom to bring […]
Style and the Imagination
Kiran October 12, 2019 I was asked about my photographic style, and it was hard to resist a Yoda-style syntactical variation. I could feel the words pushing themselves out of my mouth. “Find you, it will. Seek it not, for there, the path is, to the dark side.” Yet this question was coming from a […]
Open Call for platinum/palladium prints
Mesh Acacia Tortilis, Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania, 2018.Platinum-palladium print (1:1) on Reich vellum paperfrom 8×10 inch negative original We are pushed up by the same force that pushes us down. The things that hide from us also hide us. What obscures the light also hides the dark from ourselves, from ourselves. But wait, there, […]
Kigundu 3
Kigundu 3, front A hand-forged cutting tool that has been passed down several generations, Dodoma, Tanzania, 2017. Scan of a Platinum-palladium print on Reich CT48 Translucent paper, from an 8×10 inch negative Printed 2018 10″x8″ This is the nineteenth image in ‘From Where Loss Comes’, a photographic series about female genital cutting and sacrifice. The […]
Pradip Malde
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