I’ve always been
meaning to explain the way in which I take certain of my photographs - certain
images that suggest a narrative. I am always mindful not to include a beginning
(reason for/why) in my photographs. All photographs are the “end” – the
resolution - of a story. Mine often start at the end and end in the middle. I
choose a subject linked by two almost identical words (reminiscent of
metagams), for example, friable and unplayable (in the case of this
table-tennis table I could have also used table
and unstable). The two words
found, it was a case of taking a photograph that would contain a foreground of
the first word (friable - the end of the table), and a middle ground of the
second word (unplayable – the state of the table).
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