Creative Photography
May 21, 2010
As you may know we run a Creative Photography course at Garage Studios, and I am always looking for new projects or bodies of work to talk to the students about. So this week we looked in a fairly in depth way at Robert Franks The Americans looking at the idea of both the journey itself, the process and the edit, and how that can inform your work. Anyway in the search for new work, and photographers that may reference the Visual Language of other photographers I came across the work of Roswell Angier who is represented by the Gitterman Gallery and thought that some of you might like to see the work, if like me you werent aware of him before. Most of these images were shot in the mid to late 70′s and early 80′s. They have really gripped me due to both their narrative nature and the world that they speak off, I hope you enjoy the work, Kev.
Coty Lee, Mousetrap Cabaret, 1975
Gallup New Mexico, 1982
Sonny, Washington Street, 1974
Pilgrim Theater 1973
Lukachukai, Arizona
Melanie, outside the Two O'clock Club, Boston
Indian head Bar, Holbrook, Arizona
