About
My web site is a photography gallery from different projects, available for prints and digital images. The written articles represent some of my interests and supplement the images. The two together represent a notebook, archive, and portfolio which I am combining for publication.
Photography-writing is a neglected art, in which I specialise.
BA (Hons) Literature and Psychology, PGCE (FE), MA Creative Technology, MA Photography. In my first MA degree I researched the photographic aesthetic to inform my projects in multimedia and video.
In my second MA in Photography (2007) I undertook major projects in environmental portraiture and jazz music, and mountain photography. Some of that material is archived here.
I’ve previously taught English, web page construction/internet usage, and computer skills. I’m currently a day-job librarian. Prior to this I taught photography at Manchester College on BTEC and EDEXCEL courses.
I’m featured in this book:
And this is me photographing in Manchester; someone had snapped me for a change:
Prints
High quality prints at approximately 11” x 8” for £15 (A4), and 16” x 10” for £25 (A3). Prices include postage and packing, different sizes available by special arrangement. I use Paypal, and the ‘buy’ buttons take you directly to their servers. Please contact me if you wish to use an alternative method of payment.
My photographs are produced with care at every stage. I make technical Photoshop adjustments only, replicating traditional darkroom techniques. I use a Canon 5D and L Series lenses.
Digital
To purchase my images as digital files or web-ready graphics contact me to discuss format, licensing and fees.
Commission
If you like my work and have a project in mind, short or long term, contact me as below.
Book
I’m working on two publications: Lake District photography with a narrative accompaniment and Pyrenees photography with a narrative and philosophical text, currently about 50,000 words.
What’s that, you’re a publisher? Hmmm interesting…
jamesRlomax [at] yahoo [dot] com
Take out the spaces, brackets, and whatnot.
james robert lomax
