Dreaming of What Could Be
· Roy Fraser
A piece of net curtain, a windswept beach and a walker with her dog. A light-hearted look at the gap between the picture in your...
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A Quiet Kind of Attention
· Roy Fraser
What changes when we stop looking for more? A reflection on ordinary moments, small human gestures and the quiet attention that allows a photograph to...
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Making Time for Yourself in the Landscape
· Roy Fraser
It is easy to make time for photography and still forget to make time for yourself.A place is chosen, the equipment is packed, the weather...
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Simplifying a Photograph Isn’t Just About Leaving Things Out
· Roy Fraser
Four photographs of the same shoreline, and a reflection on how viewpoint, spacing and scale change what we notice.
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What Holds Still When Everything Moves?
· Roy Fraser
A power station water outlet becomes a study of fixed lines, moving water and the way an ordinary structure can change within a photograph.
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The Reward of Staying with One Subject
· Roy Fraser
A reflection on returning to Wittering, spending time with a few simple forms and finding creative depth through patience and attention.
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What Others Are Saying About AI and Art
· Roy Fraser
A curated digest of voices on authenticity, photography and artistic trust, and why original black-and-white photography may matter more as AI-generated images become commonplace.
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The Artists Who Keep Me Looking
· Roy Fraser
Roy Fraser reflects on Bruce Percy, Hengki Koentjoro and John Folsom, and how looking at other artists helps him develop an honest photographic language of...
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Can AI Destroy the Credibility of Original Photographic Art?
· Roy Fraser
As AI-generated images become more convincing, Roy Fraser reflects on photographic truth, provenance, authorship and the enduring value of having been there.
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Should a Figure Be Part of the Photograph?
· Roy Fraser
Should a figure be included in a landscape photograph? Roy reflects on scale, narrative, solitude and the unexpected presence of a person in his image...
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MINIMALISM ISN’T MINIMAL
· Roy Fraser
MINIMALISM ISN’T MINIMAL Why simplicity is a form of generosity Minimalism is not about removing. It is about revealing. 1. The Misunderstanding of Minimalism Minimalism...
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Impermanence
· Roy Fraser
IMPERMANENCE Why the most fragile moments carry the deepest weight Photography is always a negotiation with time. Every frame is a conversation with what is...
