camera, film, walking, feel, develop, print, live, “etceteracide” (Rowland S. Howard) ”The royal road to the unconscious” (Freud)
I portray what I see through how I feel. I am based in Sydney, Australia. I use film and print on paper. I develop my own films and make my own prints. I use Foma film and paper. I use D76 film developer. I am grateful to Chris Reid, owner and master exhibition printer of all things analogue in his Professional Lab, Blanco Negro. I exhibit when I can. I photograph people. You can order fibre paper silver gelatin prints of any size. email me for a quote. I will send it anywhere.
© Matthew Sutton.
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COPYRIGHT: No one reads this do they? Please if you reblog my images, please give me some mention or credit. All material on here is, unless otherwise stated, the property of the photographer, Matthew Sutton. Copyright and other intellectual property laws protect these materials. Reproduction or retransmission of the materials, in whole or in part, in any manner, without the prior written consent of the copyright holder, is a violation of copyright law. Please get my permission before blogging my images.
CONTACT INFO:my email is mns335@gmail.com
www.flickr.com/mattsuttonphotography/
mattsutton.com.au/blog/
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BOOKS:
“Australia Photography and Gallery Compendium 2011” p.100/101
mainlinephoto.com.au/prod444.htm
“SIMA 25th Birthday” 2012, all the photos in this book are mine (except 2)
sima.org.au/Merchandise/645/n/3/0/0/
EXHIBITIONS:
2006 - “Through My Eyes” - Studio W, Woolloomooloo, NSW, Sydney.
2008 - “Tete a Tete” - Studio W, Woolloomooloo, NSW, Sydney.
2010 - “Animation of Spirit” - Studio W, Woolloomooloo, NSW, Sydney.
2010 - “December Twist: A feast for all your senses” - Curiousworks, Sydney.
2012 - “Quam-Isara” - Blanco Negro, Sydney.
Personal note….photography is everything to me, although humans are essentially alone in the world, they long to be connected to others. People want to have meaning in one another’s lives, but ultimately they must come to realize that they cannot depend on others for validation, and with that realisation they finally acknowledge and understand that they are fundamentally alone (Yalom, 1980). The result of this revelation is anxiety in the knowledge that our validation must come from within and not from others. thank heavens for photography…
