Artist Information:
Robin Whalley
Oldham,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Feb 2010
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Artist Statement:
Beyond artistic concerns, the
priority in my work is to
produce imagery of the highest
quality. I achieve this in a
number of ways, working with
both traditional film and
digital image capture. All my
work is however digitally
mastered before entering my
Photoshop workflow.
I now use a range of cameras
in my work, each bringing a
unique character to the
images. For those with a
technical interest my main
equipment is Canon digital
SLR’s, Pentax 67 II medium
format film, Hasselblad XPan
II panoramic film and a Holga
for artistic inspiration. With
film I shoot both transparency
and Black and White, but much
prefer the freedom and
latitude of the black and
white negative.
I will make no excuses for my
use of Photoshop. This is a
wonderful tool for the digital
artist, allowing the true
vision to be realised. My
approach is for my work to
move beyond reality; beyond
the scene that was in front of
the camera at the moment the
shutter was clicked although
the final image must remain
believable. My goal is for the
viewer to question how nature
could create something so
wonderful rather than question
if the scene is real....
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Robin Whalley's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Robin Whalley's Portfolio.
Beyond artistic concerns, the priority in my work is to produce imagery of the highest quality. I achieve this in a number of ways, working with both traditional film and digital image capture. All my work is however digitally mastered before entering my Photoshop workflow.
I now use a range of cameras in my work, each bringing a unique character to the images. For those with a technical interest my main equipment is Canon digital SLR’s, Pentax 67 II medium format film, Hasselblad XPan II panoramic film and a Holga for artistic inspiration. With film I shoot both transparency and Black and White, but much prefer the freedom and latitude of the black and white negative.
I will make no excuses for my use of Photoshop. This is a wonderful tool for the digital artist, allowing the true vision to be realised. My approach is for my work to move beyond reality; beyond the scene that was in front of the camera at the moment the shutter was clicked although the final image must remain believable. My goal is for the viewer to question how nature could create something so wonderful rather than question if the scene is real.... |
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