Multiple Perspective

Multiple Perspective Photography refers to a style of image-making which Chris developed in 2016, the evolution of which came about while seeking the path to a new vision for his work.

Multiple Perspective photographs introduce new ways to perceive reality by combining several exposures made from one or more locations; of one or more locations; about one or more subjects, while using different camera movements. By combining any of those in any combination, photographers can create unlimited imaginary worlds.

Chris finds spiritual value in line, shape and colour, and by responding to those elements. Within this space, Chris feels he can be creative, original, imaginative, and fully artistic.

All images are made in-camera. Post production is limited to colour balance and contrast.

According to research, this style of photography is enjoyed mostly by those who enjoy experimentalism, novelty, and the unpredictable. They enjoy NOT having all the answers. They have no need to recognize the familiar, or anything that mirrors their culture, their values, or their experiences in life. They also enjoy ambiguity, figuring out the mystery, and enjoy being open minded with a freedom to interpret art in their own way.

Chris finds this type of photography boundless; endless in creative possibility. He finds it overwhelmingly exciting’.