Welcome! Thanks for dropping by my online portfolio!
I photograph both in the field or in a studio. I work with two photo-labs, and offer museum quality prints and sizes. Each photo is a limited edition print . At this time, no more than 50 prints. Some can be made into a triptych, or as part of a set. I do have a few that can be shown at a collection of 6.
For the most part, what you are viewing has been extracted from photo ops, and represent various subjects, and made into categories including: Landscape, Abstract, Flowers, City-Street-Scapes, and Symbolic.
My work reflects both a strong interest in macro photography, but also photographic studies/ photo-ops in small towns, in cities, and rural America. More specifically, localities around New York, North and South Carolina. Added recently, the Southwest. Also, there are a few prints here showing and representing my work in Italy, Turkey and Spain.
My techniques with the unusual usage of frames and matts, offers the viewer perhaps an enhanced, and even more intimate experience with the subject. It affords me the ability to claim "See the world like never before"
My work everywhere, is an attempt to shed light on the power of a place, a flower, a building, a discarded object,...
Of course, in my revolving display here, each category represents a fountain of prints.
We welcome you to journey through Brett Noel's profile on Pictorem where you will find his images portrayed in various virtual rooms and you can change the color of the walls. Images are available in archival prints on museum quality paper, or have them printed onto canvas, split-canvas triptych, metal, Russian pinewood, or.... as a mural, go to:
https://www.pictorem.com/profile/Brett.Noel
Below are 9 categories with sample images in each
Interspersed in each category are my works asking the viewer to join me in
I photograph both in the field or in a studio. I work with two photo-labs, and offer museum quality prints and sizes. Each photo is a limited edition print . At this time, no more than 50 prints. Some can be made into a triptych, or as part of a set. I do have a few that can be shown at a collection of 6.
For the most part, what you are viewing has been extracted from photo ops, and represent various subjects, and made into categories including: Landscape, Abstract, Flowers, City-Street-Scapes, and Symbolic.
My work reflects both a strong interest in macro photography, but also photographic studies/ photo-ops in small towns, in cities, and rural America. More specifically, localities around New York, North and South Carolina. Added recently, the Southwest. Also, there are a few prints here showing and representing my work in Italy, Turkey and Spain.
My techniques with the unusual usage of frames and matts, offers the viewer perhaps an enhanced, and even more intimate experience with the subject. It affords me the ability to claim "See the world like never before"
My work everywhere, is an attempt to shed light on the power of a place, a flower, a building, a discarded object,...
Of course, in my revolving display here, each category represents a fountain of prints.
We welcome you to journey through Brett Noel's profile on Pictorem where you will find his images portrayed in various virtual rooms and you can change the color of the walls. Images are available in archival prints on museum quality paper, or have them printed onto canvas, split-canvas triptych, metal, Russian pinewood, or.... as a mural, go to:
https://www.pictorem.com/profile/Brett.Noel
Below are 9 categories with sample images in each
Interspersed in each category are my works asking the viewer to join me in
The power of the Frame or
Re-Framing & For-Matting the world
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Floweretto Dreamsongs
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A Taste of Ocean, Marsh, and Southwest Journey's
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Symbolic
Industrial
When Trees Talk
Landscapes
Cityscapes
This photo was taken in the city of Barcelona, Spain. I was engaged in a photo op at a park nearby and this showed-up at the end, even though I had to lay in the street to achieve this angle, after many exposures, was rewarded with the light and an image offering to go through a kind of portal.
,This building, in the Rome, Italy area, caught my attention because it was as if it was batting its' eyes at me--being flirtatious. I studied it for a couple of days, noting the differences of light and shade at various times of day, as well as, how such offest details around the windows; and after reviewing over 200 exposures , at various different angles, decided this one represented best what "it" or "I" want to say..
This structure, downtown Charlotte, North Carolina, was hesitant to be shown, as I have many,but wanted to take a chance with it. At the time, Charlotte was undergoing a fair amount of construction, and I spend many whole days engaged in studies. This work is one out of over 2000 exposures of this building and those near it. I explored all kinds of angels,including this one taken from the middle of a busy street-- if I recall, Trade street. My tripod was set up in the middle of the two lanes of traffic at various times of day.
Abstractio-Photographius plus: Looking again: 299 more
The Power of a Frame
