Double Take is the latest book from preeminent New Zealand landscape photographer Craig Potton. Ever since he started taking photographs he has often been inspired to take two images of the same scene, which with only a slight shift in the camera end up being very similar in composition and colour tone.
This has often presented him with the question of what is the better photo. Double Take addresses this dilemma by presenting these near identical twins side-by-side. Mostly middle-distant forest interiors, these complex, immersive photographs invite the viewer to look again and again, to find subtle visual echoes and to appreciate the natural world unfolding in a new light.
Beautifully produced in large format, this is a book to be savoured by anyone interested in contemporary landscape photography. In Craig’s words, it exists to say ‘Look, this is a place to reside for a fixed moment. There are many things to see here.’
Double Take is the latest book from preeminent New Zealand landscape photographer Craig Potton. Ever since he started taking photographs he has often been inspired to take two images of the same scene, which with only a slight shift in the camera end up being very similar in composition and colour tone.
This has often presented him with the question of what is the better photo. Double Take addresses this dilemma by presenting these near identical twins side-by-side. Mostly middle-distant forest interiors, these complex, immersive photographs invite the viewer to look again and again, to find subtle visual echoes and to appreciate the natural world unfolding in a new light.
Beautifully produced in large format, this is a book to be savoured by anyone interested in contemporary landscape photography. In Craig’s words, it exists to say ‘Look, this is a place to reside for a fixed moment. There are many things to see here.’
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Binding - Hardback
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ISBN - 9781988550275
Weight - 500 grams