MEL BLACK
Mel’s photography has taken her on a journey covering many different genres ranging from astrophotography, landscape, street photography, wildlife & long exposure.
In this collection of work, she explores movement as a language of emotion rather than description. Through blur, multiple exposures, long exposures and the use of subtle tonal relationships, she aims to create images that feel remembered rather than observed. In these photographs, Mel invites you to slow down, linger and find your own meaning in the space and motion.
Coming into Focus
1189x785mm
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Outcast
841x525mm
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When You're stars align
841x600mm
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One of the team
594x372mm
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In Full Flight
1189x785mm
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In Hindsight
297x420mm
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What Once Was ...
841x445mm
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Fly Free
841x535mm
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CHARLES BRYANT
Charles Bryant entered the art world by accidentally swapping a three-week workshop for a three-year degree. He stayed for a year—long enough to develop a brooding affection for fine art photography.
His work embraces "productive disruption," using off-mark focus and intentional movement to let the background become the subject itself. Now pivoting to music composition, it remains to be seen if he’ll take his camera with, or simply wander into the wrong recording studio for another three years.