Artemis — Art Photography

08 April 2020

Supermoon in the reign of the Superbug

7 April 2020 (© A. Gause 2020)

17 October 2019

Flying high

The EU flag (windy day in Brussels; © A. Gause 2019).

Outside the European Parliament (windy day in Brussels; © A. Gause 2019).

The EU flag (windy day in Brussels; © A. Gause 2019).

23 August 2019

Twisted reflections of sunset on the open sea

On the deck of the ferry to Crete (© Artemis Gause 2019).

29 June 2019

Summer-solstice sunset at Centre Point

29 March 2019

Meet the Author

Photography is what I do in time snatched from everything else that jostles for space in everyday life. It’s also one of the key ways in which I experience the world.

I have a soft spot for ‘lo-fi’ photography partly because, for all its technical limitations, it tends to bring to the fore the raw photographic ability from which pristine technical perfection can sometimes distract; also, because it’s accessible to people who love photography but can’t afford high-end, highly priced photographic equipment.

I hardly ever arrange my subject and, if I do, then I opt for minimal intervention; I appreciate and relish serendipity. Similarly, I keep digital tweaking to a minimum: the effects you see in all photographs, unless otherwise stated, are created by overexposure, cropping, and adjusting the contrast, highlights, and blacks.