Eric Fredine ~ Horizons

I've been preparing work for an exhibition. It seems to be a period of consolidation and reflection accompanied by ample amounts of angst and uncertainty. I think I've learnt a few things about myself and my photography.

Thing one: my photographs - at least the ones that 'work' - are more about photographing a feeling than a subject. And because they are photographs of the way I feel they are very much a reflection of me.

Thing two: despite no overt attempt to create one a narrative seems to emerge.

Comments

[Jim Jirka]

Eric,
A wonderful and enlightening group of images. I hope you will do well with your exhibition.

[Kent Wiley]

Eric, the formalism is stunning. Who would have thought the flat plains could be so visually exciting? What size are your exhibition prints?

[Eric Fredine]

Thanks folks. Kent - they are scanned from 4X5 and printed at 20" X 20".

Cheers,
Eric

[Joel Truckenbrod]

Eric, as always your work continues to engage and suprise. I've seen a number of these before, but they seem to reveal something new when I study them again. My only regret is that I can't see them all together in print. Best regards with your exhibition.

Have you ever considered doing a book project? If so, let me know so I can get my reserve copy.

[Mark]

A very visually exciting collection - you certainly have a great eye for thought-provoking simplicity Eric!

[Michelle Parent]

Eric,
This one is so interesting! I love all that textured stubble and that surprise pyramid out there.