Brian Days
work gravitates toward urban, conceptual, and landscape themes. Inspired by masters
of landscape, street, and conceptual work, Brian started his adventure into
photography about 3 years ago and within that time he has evolved quite
dramatically in a unique style featuring visual scenes with as few subjects as
possible. I think that is why I gravitated to his work because within my work I
do not like to many subjects in the frame. I like to keep it simple.
Brian’s legendary talent also explores new opportunities for black-and-white
imagery guiding the viewer’s eyes trough lights, contrasts and visually
stunning compositions.
Brian enjoys
photographic moments that inspire some sort of narrative thought or emotion. He
prefers to minimize the number of subjects in a frame, use geometry to create
visual impact, and find elements spark introspection, either in himself or in
others. Believing that black and white photography requires a strong emphasis
on mood, composition and subject, as color is not present to stimulate the
senses. Realizing that in some circles it seems counterproductive to work in
black and white, given the tremendous advances in digital photographic
equipment and software, and considering the fact that our world is often quite
literally drenched in attention grabbing, colorful elements. But, the
monochromatic vibe appeals to him as a whole.
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