Category: Look Closer
LOOK CLOSER: Frank Gunn and Sport in Motion – by Rob Wilson
Frank Gunn admits that he does not have any of his own pictures on his wall. He prefers to display
LOOK CLOSER: Do we need a photographic code of ethics? – by Rob Wilson
There is a photograph that I took some years ago that troubles me. I am not sure if it is
LOOK CLOSER: Richard Harrington: True North – by Rob Wilson
When I first immigrated to Canada in early 2019, I decided to halt my career in education and, with the
LOOK CLOSER: Nick Brandt, Speaking for the Planet – by Rob Wilson
What should one do to create a satisfying and fulfilling career for oneself? Directing a list of world-famous music videos
LOOK CLOSER: Is Originality Dead? – by Rob Wilson
A few years ago, my wife and I were living in Abu Dhabi. We were incredibly fortunate in that we
LOOK CLOSER: Ode to the Photobook – by Rob Wilson
May, my wife, has this look she gives me that says, “Are you really going to do that?” We have
LOOK CLOSER: Through Photography, a Voice – by Rob Wilson
Two things happened recently that have made me consider the position of the human subject and representation in photography. First,
LOOK CLOSER: The Joy of the Street, by Rob Wilson
I am at a busy corner that makes a sharp right turn in Jodhpur, India. Jodhpur is known as the
LOOK CLOSER: What Makes a Photograph Special, by Rob Wilson
If anyone starts to worry about this being another boring article identical to the multitude of others that you have
LOOK CLOSER: The Beautiful Life of Birds, by Rob Wilson
I must make a confession. I am known among many of my photography friends for not liking bird photography. In
LOOK CLOSER: Between Immensity and Eternity, by Rob Wilson
Let us play a quick word association game. I will give you a word and I would like you to
LOOK CLOSER: The Surprise in the Attic, by Rob Wilson
Bernard Moncet’s family knew that there was a stack of old glass plate negatives in the attic of his wife’s
LOOK CLOSER: Defenders of the Faith, by Rob Wilson
When you hear the term “Defender of the Faith” you may at first think of one of the formal titles
LOOK CLOSER: For the Love of Saul Leiter, by Rob Wilson
In the UK from the 90s to the mid-2000s, there was a somewhat lowbrow ‘talent’ show called Stars in Their
LOOK CLOSER: Ragnar Axelsson and the Human Face of Climate Change
Rob Wilson examines the work of Ragnar Axelsson, the Icelandic photographer who documents the Arctic’s threatened cultures. I still remember