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Justified slider thumbnail 12 Cultures Meet (2017)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Artist With An Audience (2015)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Cave Of The Winds (2015)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Fishing Niagara (2009)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Mannequinman (2005)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Seeing Red (2018)
Justified slider thumbnail 1Tian Tan Buddha Garden (Hong Kong) (2009)
Note: The above artwork is just a selection of artwork listed as available from the artist. Please inquire about other works, details, availability & prices.

David Low

Artist Bio:
Photography is one of those technological miracles, that has become second nature to us, and we take for granted. How amazing is it that we can absolutely freeze a magical moment? As a visual artist it is mesmerizing and often humbling, as we try for a perfect photo. Or even worse, it makes us feel that we can end our quest, because we will never capture a photo as good as the last one. It defeats us, when we miss a shot by a fraction of a second, and we can only visualize an uncaptured scene, in our minds eye, never to be shared with another person. With cell phones, it is a part of everyday life and becomes electrifying when it grants us those rare moments, when not only do we see a subject, but are empowered to hold and maybe treasure that fleeting moment in time, forever.

I always look for scenes that are different from what you might normally see. This collection includes some unique photographic art that includes thought provoking pieces: what it looks like to have a Prairie Fire advancing towards you, artifacts of abandoned human existence, and the strength of colours in Seeing Red and Golden Tree. Previously exhibited have been: a fire breathing horse, a floating water polo team, the mystery of a disappearing railway car, and an answer to the question of whether “the grass is greener on the other side of the fence”.

Medium:
Photography