43mm Issue 10 - Featuring the work of our award winning artists from the 1st ROYGBIV Awards by TZIPAC

Issue 10

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Stuart Chape I am an environmental and social photographer, undertaking a range of assignments but specialising in aerial photography, which I have been doing for more than 30 years. As a number of photographers have discovered, the view from above can capture a unique perspective. My own objective is to capture the reality of aerial views in a way that not only reveals patterns and designs but also the relationship of humans to nature and the built environment, as well as the beauty of nature - and environmental issues - seen from above. Based in Samoa a lot of my

work is focused on Pacific island landscape and the vast ocean that surrounds them. Most of my social and portrait photography is produced in monochrome, and the landscape and environmental work in colour. I have won a number of awards and my images have been exhibited in many countries.

ÂŠ Stuart Chape

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Alexander Vershinin, Russia Alexander Vershinin is a professional photographer from Moscow, Russia. He is known as an adventure tourism traveller specializing in panoramic landscape photos. Member of The North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), the International Association of Panoramic Photographers (IAPP), Creative Asia Photo Association and the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). Vershinin is 100% a self-taught person, studying the art of photography only with books.

He was fascinated by photo in junior school already, when his father had presented him a FED camera. He has been travelling a lot since the beginning of the century and takes part in lots of mountain and desert expeditions. He covers great distances in Australia, South and North America, Asia and Africa in his search for great photos. It is during such travels that he developed his love for panoramic landscape photography.

ÂŠ Alexander Vershinin

The photographer says: “Landscape photo lets us to see the surrounding world better, expand the limits of ordinary attitude towards nature. It attracts us with its higher depth and helps to get into abandoned places with no tourist routes”.

Despite of this the photographer uses both digital and film photo equipment - Linhof Technorama 617IIIs and Phase One IQ180. http://www.vershinin.biz/

First limited series of Vershinin’s photos appeared in 2009 – bright and colorful photos compose the unified gallery of the photo artist, backed up by the state-of-art print and post-print technologies.

Â© Alexander Vershinin

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Â© Alexander Vershinin

Marc Ambrose, Spain Originally from Barcelona, Spain, Marc studied photography at IEFC (L’Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya), graduating in 2009. A couple of years later, he was a recipient of the prestigious Gris Art academy scholarship in his native land. A recent addition to the London photography scene, Marc splits his time between London and Barcelona. Marc’s photography ranges from still life to people, landscapes to conceptual work. Whilst varied in subject matter, his work is identifiable for it’s creativity and cinematic feel. His lighting and retouching skills are second to none allowing him to create some truly spectacular images. Marc has shot for a wide variety of clients both in the UK and Spain including Adidas, Diesel, Canal +, Moleskine, Nokia, Toyota and Seat.

ÂŠ Marc Ambrose

http://www.marcambros.com/

ÂŠ Marc Ambrose

Pham Van Ty, Vietnam

Born in Vietnam, 1965 Graphic Designer and manager of Pham Ty Design & printing company ltd. I am a Graphic Designer. My main work is designing in small design business. I am also a Amateur Photographer, my lovely favour are landscape, lifestyle and portrait photography. My photos have been pulished in National Geographic Magazine and book, GEO magazine (German), etc.. I am a National Award Winner of Sony World Photography Awards 2015 - Grand Prize Winner of Smithsonian Photocontest 2014.

ÂŠ Pham Van TY

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Geri Centonze, USA As a former sketch card artist, Geri Centonze created over 1300 original hand-drawn pieces which were sold to collectors worldwide. In 2012, Geri put aside her Copic markers to pursue her new passion, iPhoneography. Quickly smitten with the need to share as much as create, Geri started blogging and now shares featured interviews, tutorials, app reviews and amazing mobile photography from around the world on Art of Mob. Geri’s iPhone art has been exhibited in Spain, Mexico and California and has earned awards and honorable mention in MDAC Photo Art, IPPAwards, GoPix Awards and 2nd Zebra Awards. “Shooting and editing on a mobile device allows for freedom and spontaneity. My iPhone is always with me. Part of the challenge is to take a photograph that might be considered a throw away and create something beautiful from it. My goal is to create a piece that lies somewhere between a photograph and a painting. This painterly style has evolved over the past three years using various apps and techniques on an iPad. Experimentation and observing the work of the mobile art community have played a role in my creative process. I am pleased to see that mobile photography has made its way into the mainstream and is considered worthy competition among work by traditional photographers.”

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Theam Meng Sea, Malaysia

I am an amateur photographer from Malaysia. My area of interest in photography are landscapes, human interests, portraiture and local cultures. I always found some interesting subject in my travel trip be it in landscape, people or moment of time. Photography allow me to learned to discover the beauty from an ordinary, learned to see the beauty surrounding us and captured all these fleeting moments of beauty through my lenses.

ÂŠ Theam Meng Sea

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These series of photography works were captured in Xiapu County in Fujian Province, China.

Â© Theam Meng Sea

Fishing nets â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the long fishing nets are the fish traps, during high tide, the fishes and shrimps will follow the tide water flow into the river and trapped inside the nets and later collected by the fishermen. When the wind blowing on the nets it created a beautiful picture.

ÂŠ Theam Meng Sea

Fuding Fishing village - the sunset scene at aquaculture farming where the local fishermen build up the round shape aquafarms with bamboo and fishing nets, the fishermen will go with small wooden boat to check on the farm condition, in day light it produce a beautiful waterscape scene and during sunset the entire scene will turn into dramatic colorful pictures.

ÂŠ Theam Meng Sea

HueAn Fishing village â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the village women folks were the main labour force in this tiny fishing village, they are multi-tasking labour from household core, repair of fishing nets to carried heavy rocks for repairing the dikes. Managed to captures the working scene and silhouette images when they walked home against the colorful sunset background.

ÂŠ Theam Meng Sea

Â© Theam Meng Sea

Xiaohao Fishing village â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the photos were taken from a small hill top, local fishermen going for shrimp fishing at shallow water, during sunset, the orange color sunlight on the sky will reflex and turn the scene into golden color, the wave and dried mudflat created interesting abstract images.

ÂŠ Theam Meng Sea

Tyler Kramer, USA I am very honored to have been awarded 2nd Place in the Contemporary Category for the 1st ROYGBIV Awards. One always hopes that their works are chosen as a winner, and it is very humbling to have my image selected as a winning piece. My winning image is part of my series of light paintings exploring color and motion that is shown in full in this issue. This series was the culmination of two years of experimentation with long exposure photography. What started as a 35mm film and silver gelatin print based project eventually evolved into this digital series. All images in this series were shot in camera using long exposure and then augmented with tweaks to the color in Photoshop.

ÂŠ Tyler Kramer

http://www.tylerjkramer.com/

Barbara Cohen, USA I am very honored to have been awarded 2nd Place in the Contemporary Category for the 1st ROYGIBIV Awards. One always hopes that their works are chosen as a winner, and it is very humbling to have my image selected as a winning piece. My winning image is part of my series of light paintings exploring color and motion that is shown in full in this issue. This series was the culmination of two years of experimentation with long exposure photography. What started as a 35mm film and silver gelatin print based project eventually evolved into this digital series. All images in this series were shot in camera using long exposure and then augmented with tweaks to the color in Photoshop. XXXXXXX

ÂŠ Barbara Cohen

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ÂŠ Barbara Cohen

Jakub Pasierkiewicz, UK

I was born in Poland in 1980 and graduated from the University of Silesia with a Masters in Fine Arts in 2005. Currently I live and work in the UK. My main passion is painting and drawing but I have also never lost my interest in the medium of photography which, in some sense, is an essential accomplishment of my artistic language. I use my camera to transfer and materialise the emotions, which develop in my mind, the excitement caused by encountered reality. Sometimes the photos can abstract from reality, showing different aspects of colours and forms, whereas other times they can simply reflect certain situations taking place in front of my camera.

These pictures are a part of a bigger project, “Shreds of Memory”, which I started years ago and it is still a work in progress. The main focus of this series is the symbiosis of a figurative image of a human with some elements of an arbitrary action which is caused by natural factors such as time. These are often a result of coincidence which creates in the end an abstract image. These compositions of layers, which were created with reminiscences of past events, represent a collection of coded information about a variety of aspects of our life and unravel the passage of time.

https://www.saatchiart.com/kubap

Viet Van Tran, Vietnam

Viet Van Tran is reporter for Lao Đong newspaper(one of the biggest newspaper of Viet Nam). He had 9 solo exhibions, many group exhibitions (US, UK, France, Spain, Urugoay, Argentina, Singapore…), and released 4 books (“Dharma and Life”…), as well as countless international awards and recognitions. About series “Memories of love”. Photography is imagination. Photography is connected. Photography is a reality. And photography is memories. Do not have a memory for a past integrity. Blur points, sharp points, depending on the chart of each individual emotion. But even the most disjointed fragments, it also helped me realize who I was at least in a certain period. This series is in my project “Mystery of woman” carried out over many years.

https://vietvan.see.me

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