Connected: Exhibition book to accompany the 2013 Connected photography exhibition

Name: Connected: Exhibition book to accompany the 2013 Connected photography exhibition
Rating: 4.800000190734863 (5 reviews)

Rob Knight

Apr 2013 · RK Photographic

4.8

5 reviews

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About this ebook

The accompanying book to the Nottingham Flickr Groups 2013 exhibition, their 6th annual exhibition bringing together photographers of all ages and abilities, amateur and pro alike with no status differences.

The book provides a detailed view of the images in the exhibition with a number of articles written by the contributing artists to provide the reader with a greater insight into the photographic process of creativity and vision.

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4.8

5 reviews

Renato Penachio

January 1, 2021

fantastic

Isaac

February 19, 2020

Beautiful.

About the author

Rob Knight & karen Leach are passionate outdoor / landscape photographers and photographic educators, they are curators of the annual Connected exhibition series held in association with the renowned Patchings Art Centre near Nottingham.

They are firm believers in the concept of all for all and the power of social collaboration which underpins the ethos of Connected.

You can find out more about the exhibition series, getting involved, Rob & Karen as photographers and the workshops they run by visiting the web site: www.rkphotographic.com

Connected 2013 brings together the work of a group of photographers from across the UK, their individual bios and inspiration can be found in the eBook as well as links to their personal web sites.

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