John Clark
I initially came to photography for images to incorporate in
mixed-media works. These images were highly processed to
create graphic imagery and distance them from the aesthetics
of traditional photography.
In succeeding years, I became interested in photography as
and end in itself. I set about learning how to use the camera to its fullest potential
to capture raw images suited to post-processing workflows that facilitated my
Interpretation of the subject and the mood I wanted to convey.
I don't focus on any particular genre, I simply look for interesting moments
in whatever setting I find myself.
mixed-media works. These images were highly processed to
create graphic imagery and distance them from the aesthetics
of traditional photography.
In succeeding years, I became interested in photography as
and end in itself. I set about learning how to use the camera to its fullest potential
to capture raw images suited to post-processing workflows that facilitated my
Interpretation of the subject and the mood I wanted to convey.
I don't focus on any particular genre, I simply look for interesting moments
in whatever setting I find myself.