JOHN MARRIAGE
photographer photohistorian
ABOUT ME
I am a photographer with an interest in experimentation and abstraction. Inspiration comes from shapes and colours often literally abstracted from the environment, and from looking sideways at the world. I use both digital and traditional methods, including home-made and large-format equipment taking pictures on film or paper.
I was for 16 years and 60 issues the Editor of Photographica World, the journal of the Photographic Collectors Club of Great Britain. I also research historic cameras, writers on photography and photographers.
I was for 16 years and 60 issues the Editor of Photographica World, the journal of the Photographic Collectors Club of Great Britain. I also research historic cameras, writers on photography and photographers.
MY WORK
From abstract fractals to pinhole realism.
ABSTRACTS
LANDSCAPES
ARCHITECTURE
CAMERAS
LANDSCAPES
ARCHITECTURE
CAMERAS
Taking pictures with ...
Researching ...
Home-made cameras
Fujifilm X-H1 and IR-converted Nikon D70
Sinar system
Olympus TG-5
Wide Angle and Panorama cameras
Cirkut #6 and #8
Pinholes
Bermpohl 3-colour camera
Hanbeh Mizuno
The 35mm Twin Lens Reflex
Swing-lens Panorama Cameras
Lichtenberg & Trouvelot
Beck/Hill Cloud Cameras
The PIC
The 35mm Twin Lens Reflex
Swing-lens Panorama Cameras
Lichtenberg & Trouvelot
Beck/Hill Cloud Cameras
The PIC