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PENN GRAPHICS

The international movement known as Pictorialism covered a period between the later 19th and early 20th century and represented both a photographic aesthetic and a set of principles about photography’s role as art. Pictorialists believed that photography should be understood as a vehicle for personal expression on a par with other fine arts.

The following work represents a desire to revive these principles. It is a personal journey that reflects the artist's love of nature and landscape paintings of the same period - and for the 21st century.

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Painterly photograph of a small stone barn in the mist

Moonlit scene of plants with trees in the background

Atmospheric photo of a road disappearing into the mist

Abstract photograph of dark trees in the mist

Detailed photograph of twisted pine tree

Painterly photograph of a single tree in winter

Photograph of trees in a clearing during autumn

Monochrome photograph of trees in late autumn

Painterly photograph of wetland grass under the shade of a moss covered branch

Moody photograph of trees in low light

Photograph of light in dark woodland scene

Photograph of pine trees on the edge of sandy beach

Painterly photograph showing soft textures of grass and birch trees

Moody photograph of pine forest in low light

Photograph of trees on a hillside

Black and white photograph of trees on a hillside

Painterly photograph of gravel track disappearing into the distance

Soft black and white photograph of hedgerow

Dark and moody photograph of tree line in the mist

Black and white photograph of grass bank with soft texture

Photograph of pine trees with mossy bank

Soft black and white photograph of flooded field

Moody photograph of fisherman on lake

Dark photograph of narrow path on a hill

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"I really have no adequate words to describe how much I like that"

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