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Two of my photos were recently featured in this community project, and I think it's a really neat concept! Y'all should take a peep.
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Love the dreamy pastels in your first image. Very enjoyable shadow patterns on the staircase one!
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And FIVE were selected for publication in the latest issue of artdoc magazine, two in their online exhibition :) I wrote my artist statement in 30 seconds because I didn’t even imagine it would be seen. I’ve struggled with confidence in my creative vision and sharing my work recently, so this is an amazing way to close out the year 🌀🦋
Dec 19, 2024
Not always comfortable saying things about my work but I've been working on this ongoing passion project called My Palace in Dallas, it's kind of like AD but for people who excel in their industry that I admire and are friends with.
https://www.jameskungphotography.com/my-palace-in-dallas
Give it a read if you like to know more about what's going on in Dallas's creative scene! You might see some very cute familiar faces on it too <3 like, tyler <333
Mar 21, 2024
She’s been my favorite since her work caught my eye on Tumblr, circa 2016. She photographs buildings, primarily in Southern California, where I live. You can find her on Instagram as casualtimetravel.
Southern California is naturally beautiful, but most of what’s been built here is based around cars - wide streets, strip malls, big parking lots - and there isn’t much beauty to be found in it.
Lots of photographers take photos of banal American architecture, but typically they seem to try to show it as ugly and soulless. Which, fair enough. SV looks at that architecture and shows us something else.
Her compositions are clever and precise, bringing elements together in brightly lit, complex compositions. The light is key for me. She embraces midday sun and its clear colors and sharp shadows. It’s what it feels like to live here where the beaming sun is an almost-daily presence.
But what really shines in her work, what I fall for every time, is the sense of humor that comes through her photos. I can imagine her smiling as she composes them, happy to see how she can bring the elements together for the viewer. Yes, the dull architecture is there, but it’s been cropped and composed into something almost whimsical.
It’s always there, in the supermarket parking lot, the back of a strip mall, the stucco facade of an office building, it just takes an artist to show it to us.
Feb 12, 2025
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