Djenne 1 © Paul Elliott
Djenne 2 © Paul Elliott
Djenne 3 © Paul Elliott
Djenne 4 © Paul Elliott
Djenne 5 © Paul Elliott
Djenne 6 © Paul Elliott
Photo Credits
All Photographs Are © Paul Elliott
Paul Elliott Photographer Bio
Originally from London, England and now living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Photography has been a passion since I discovered it at a school class when I was 15.
I graduated to cinematography and have made my living shooting motion pictures.
I’ve photographed around 40 films and have won several awards, from the Sundance Film Festival and the American Society of Cinematographers.
I continued shooting still photography and in fact have become much more active in recent years.
Blog / Website: Fine Art photography by Paul Elliott
Paul Elliott Film Credits: IMDb.com
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I suppose because the photo’s to me seem so perfect, as though the settings were set up in a particular way? Yes, clear and beautiful. Perhaps it’s hard to explain to others how one feels about art? All I know is that I found your photo’s fascinating.
Beautiful photo’s and imagery. Everything looks antiseptic in some weird way? Thank you for sharing them I will be going to your website as well to have a look.
Thanks for your feedback.
Interesting that you see them as antiseptic in a weird way.
Not sure what you mean but there is a stark /gritty but clear feeling to them.
Djenne #1 is definitely at the top of the list of my favorite, all-time photos. It brings me to another world – a world I recognize but have never visited.
Heather
Thanks so much.
I’m touched that you had such a wonderful response to my photograph.
If you’d like to see more of my work you can go to http://www.paulelliottphotography.com
Thanks again!
Thanks for your comment.
These were shot on B+W film then scanned and processed mostly in Lightroom.
I had some cleanup work to do first which I did in photoshop.
Please check out my website http://www.paulelliottphotography.com
I love the simplicity and starkness of your images. May I ask, what software did you use in postproduction?