Think of the camera’s shutter as a scalpel. See the photograph as a slice through time. When I stood on the bridge above Sheffield’s Park Square in 1987 and wielded my Canon AE1 like a knife, I thought of myself as a surgeon...
Read MoreAs a keen photographer and art lover, I’ve often asked myself which of the two I prefer. By art, of course, I mean painting, though photography, as a form of visual expression, is undoubtedly an art form and is apt to give as...
Read More“You’d think Mike Tyson would be hard work to photograph, but he’s incredibly calm compared to Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary, who just comes across as unhinged.” Jon Parker Lee’s first ten years as a professional...
Read MoreThe Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra recently performed a free concert at Sefton Park, conducted by Vasily Petrenko. The event was part of The Liverpool International Music Festival. Paul Jamieson was there. ...
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The art of photography often strikes a balance between composition and content, the decorative and...
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