behind the Collective
Our Philosophy
This photographic collective has developed its ethos over the last 2 years. It was about maintaining our creativity and a creative connection with others. It is designed to be accessible and grassroots in concept. You are encouraged to look and see the world around you, your ways of seeing is unique to your experience and how you live. T
This photographic collective has developed its ethos over the last 2 years. It was about maintaining our creativity and a creative connection with others. It is designed to be accessible and grassroots in concept. You are encouraged to look and see the world around you, your ways of seeing is unique to your experience and how you live. This is what we gain the most from the project, how others see the world.
The Creative Process
The project was designed to fit into busy and complex lives. A title and strict criteria of size, finish and orientation meant that the emphasis was about capturing the title in the way that you see it. Prints, posting and reflecting on the success or disappointment is all part of the collective sharing and togetherness
CONTRIBUTORS
- John Tomczynski
- Daryl Clewlow
- David Gallagher
- Nicky Saunter
Previous Titles
Lindsey Chambers
- wash
- poncy
- colour clash
- take a moment
- dot
- out of the blue
- shift
- soft
- pink & green
- glimmer
- table manners
- mish mash
- palimpsest
Lindsey Chambers
Lindsey Chambers
Lecturer, curious magpie of all things colourful, beautiful and unique.
Textile Designer at her heart, avid drawer, love a good view and always hunting for the perfect combination of colour, texture and composition in my imagery.
Imelda Hughes
Andrea Duncan
Photography has been a lifelong passion, yet, it wasn’t until joining the Conversation group that I fully grasped the solitary nature of the craft—often confined to one’s own creative echo chamber. This experience has been a revelation, enriching my artistic journey through shared themes and interpretations. Receiving prints and witnessin
Photography has been a lifelong passion, yet, it wasn’t until joining the Conversation group that I fully grasped the solitary nature of the craft—often confined to one’s own creative echo chamber. This experience has been a revelation, enriching my artistic journey through shared themes and interpretations. Receiving prints and witnessing fellow collaborators' responses to each prompt has become a true highlight.