Brendan Austin

I've started to recognise the type of photograph I like – landscapes devoid of human existence, dreamlike environments with saturated colours. And those where the photographer has made a real effort to get to a different viewpoint. I guess this collection ticks those boxes.

Brendan says this about his photographs:

"Shot as a series in new zealand. i used a large generator and floodlights to light the scene. all the images are shot at 48 second exposures with reference to my late father. i travelled all around north island new zealand alone, including into deep forest for days at a time, deserts and coastal areas, with a wheel-barrow that my equipment filled. these are edited examples from a large series. they also have not been altered in any way by form of cropping or computer."

Paper sculptures

Intricate hand cut paper sculptures by Jen Stark