1) Andrew Sanderson photos a wide range of
subjects. He specifically doesn’t do projects because he finds it very
limiting. He also doesn’t consider himself an artist, but finds that he shares
many qualities of those who consider themselves artists. Most of his work is
done in the darkroom. Interestingly, he used to make his own cameras out of
cardboard and wood.
2) Each of the photos above are all in black and white. He is
basically inspired by what he sees at the moment. The first two are portraits.
One with the kids head looking out the window as the two trains pass each
other, and the second of a young lady. Both of the subjects have their own
space in the images. The third is of a landscape with some stepping rocks. Mist
is in the background. Lastly, is a series of flower bottles hanging in front of
a window.
3) Sanderson’s work is an accumulation of over thirty-five years
of photography. He has written three books, one on Night Photography, and
another on Home Photography. He has an eye for lighting and form, which is
evident in his photos.
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