Creative photography, commercial documentary photographer, Birmingham, Kings Heath, Moseley, South London, Dulwich, uk

Photography Gallerys

Trail of Power	Power Station	Shipyard	Industrial	Junction
Architecture	Car Boot	Trees	Scenic	Abstracts

Stephen Brockerton -personal-creative-photographic-exploration

-SYMETRICITY
Abstract architectural depictions, fragmented details, reflections and night time illuminations of the city used to create imposing, confusing and disorienting new worlds in an image. Studying the wealth of linear forms, colour and texture to be found in these modernist industrial sculptures.

-TRAIL OF POWER
A project aiming to trace the route and delivery of power through our urban and rural landscape from power stations, cooling towers pylons, sub stations, gas container sites and investigating the marks they leave and impact that they have on urban scenery and the surrounding environment.

- CAR BOOT
A study of our insatiable material consumption, the attraction to memorabilia, bargain hunting and the connections and response to the mix of objects and characters found amongst the stalls of a car boot sale. A nostalgic comment on cultural transience and its observers.

- POWER STATION
Investigating modern power stations and alternate methods of power production in this eco concious climate.

- TREES AT NIGHT
A series of studies of urban parklands and trees seen at night, depicted in an air of mystery and sinister beauty illuminated by surreal or artificial light sources. Street lights in fog, full moon snow fall evenings, lightning and fireworks.

- SHIPYARD
Study of the derelict Harland and Wolfe shipyards were the Titanic was built. Left to deteriorate and due for redevelopment I documented the remains of one of Belfasts biggest employers and world reknowned sites before it was erased forever.

- SCENIC EXTENSION
Series of panoramic landscapes and city scapes taken around North coast of Ireland, French Alps and other cities and landmarks.

- INDUSTRIAL RUIN
Part of an on going projects of studies and exploration of derilict and disused factories and industrial sites around Birmingham and Belfast. Examining and exposing the remains of our slowly decaying industrial heritage.

-ABSTRACTS LIGHTSCAPES
Experimentation with long exposure shots of different coloured static and moving light sources to create freestyle expressive abstract light paintings. Trying to use the camera in a different manner and produce some unique, abstract 'Topographic Lightscapes'.

- JUNCTION
A look at the underworld that exists below the motorway junctions and flyovers. This series was taken under one of Britains largest and most well known 'Spaghetti Junction'.

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