/r/FineArtPhoto
r/FineArtPhoto is a place for the collaborative exploration of photography as art by sharing theory, news and criticism. We wish to foster thoughtful, in-depth discussions based on conceptual and aesthetic analysis.
r/FineArtPhoto is a place for the collaborative exploration of photography as art by sharing theory, news and criticism. We wish to foster thoughtful, in-depth discussions based on conceptual and aesthetic analysis.
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Links with contemporary photography news, exhibitions, analysis, artist interviews, and criticisms are encouraged. This is strictly a photography-only subreddit. No AI art, if it was not made with a camera, it does not belong here.
You may also post your own serial work for critique. Series must include a minimum of three images. When submitting original work, please add an artist statement in the comments or body of your post.
Criticism should always be constructive. Critiquing should include what is successful about the work and how the artist may push the concept further in addition to anything that is not successful.
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Blatant self-promotion is not allowed. This includes but is not limited to: links to social media accounts, sharing photos via instagram link, and personal websites (with the exception of larger bodies of work). If a commenter asks for your socials, you may share it then.
No flooding or excessive posting. Limit posts to up to 2 per week per user. If you have a lot of photographs to show, make an album!
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Joe Rosenthal - Raising of the flag on Iwo Jima, Friday, Feb. 23, 1945
While walking around Place des Arts in MontrΓ©al, Canada I noticed a red transparent curtain covering a window into a room. I took a random shot through the curtain which gave the photo a strong monochromatic red color. The table and chairs in the room seem to act as a leading line into the bright window at the end of the room which looks really mysterious. I think I like it!
Hi everyone!
I'm passionate about fine-art photography and would love to learn more about how photographers sell their work at exhibitions. If you've had experience participating in exhibitions and selling your photographs, please share your journey:
I would greatly appreciate your stories and recommendations!
A friend is coming from Ukraine to host a Charleston-based photography workshop (South Carolina) and I told him I'd help get the word out about the weekend. Dan Hecho is an award-winning photographer who is known worldwide for his work and unique style and for anyone looking to shoot ballet and nude fine art (stressing here that this is fine art nude and is NOT and WILL NOT be in any way an "erotic" photoshoot) and a 3rd day with ballet dancers throughout the city.
I can't say enough about what a great weekend it is for learning about photography and growing a portfolio (having attended his workshops before). If you'd be interested, DM me and let me know.
Hi all, I am trying to identify who took these photos. They are obviously taken by a professional photographer, and are framed in a large format. I know they are not a Magnum Photographer but am having a very hard time figuring out who. No labels on the framed work