For a few weeks Pulp & Pith changed its familiar London scenario for our own homelands. Jo has been in Greece, and has beautifully shared a few of her ventures. For my part, I have been in Colombia and the journey has been particularly tremendous for my mind and my creativity.
I have found myself staring at objects, attitudes and taking photos of textures, juices, working ants and much more with a great sense of inspiration for the work to come. It has been as if I had seen all these details for the first time in my life and yet they are compellingly familiar. The images I am sharing here today are like looking at ghostly-like memories of my childhood and teenage trips. They have triggered a sense of remembrance.
Today, I would like to share the imagery recollected to discuss through the edition the uses of textures, composition and the minuscule detail and pressure of making decisions before clicking the shutter of the camera - whatever it is.
National Park Tayrona - Magdalena, Colombia
National Park Tayrona - Magdalena, Colombia
National Park Tayrona - Magdalena
Manzanillo del Mar - Bolivar, Colombia
Manzanillo de Mar - Bolivar, Colombia
Cartagena de Indias - Bolivar, Colombia
Galerazamba - Bolivar, Colombia
Galerazamba - Bolivar, Colombia
Cartagena - Bolivar, Colombia
Cartagena de Indias - Bolivar, Colombia
Cartagena de Indias - Bolivar, Colombia
Natural Mint Lemonade - Bogota D.C, Colombia
and it is not over yet.
All photographs captured through the lens of the first camera I could get hold of; my Nikon, iPhone, dad’s phone, sister’s camera. I even took a couple with a stranger’s phone!