Artist Information:
Paul Slaughter
Santa Fe, NM
United States
Member Since: Apr 2001
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Artist Statement:
All Photographs © Paul
Slaughter
All Rights Reserved
My approach to photography is
to simply use the most
effective natural light and
design to create an image that
does not require any
explanation.
As a very young boy I was
fascinated with the effects of
color and design. This
interest lead me indirectly
toward a career in the visual
arts. My first profession was
as an actor. At first I
apprenticed with acting
companies learning to build
stage sets and then onto
acting. While studying acting
in New York I spent a lot of
time looking at art,
especially at the Museum of
Modern Art. My love of
music,especially jazz, lead me
to a profession as a jazz disc
jockey on a top Los Angeles FM
radio station. When I finally
picked up a camera my first
challenge was to master the
techniques of the camera and
film. My background in
theatrical lighting and design
was an invaluable source to
draw upon. The rest was simply
to apply myself in various
assignments, on a daily basis.
I do recall having a camera
in New York City in the late
fifties. One Kodachrome
photograph, the skyline of New
York City, taken ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
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Artist Galleries:
The Monroe Gallery
112 Don Gaspar
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Tel: 505-992-0800
Paul Slaughter Studio
3 Blue Wing Place
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508
Tel: 505-988-3179
paul@slaughterphoto.com
www.slaughterphoto.com
www.jazzphotoart.com...
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Paul Slaughter's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Paul Slaughter's Portfolio. Browse Paul Slaughter's body of work: All Photographs © Paul Slaughter
All Rights Reserved
My approach to photography is to simply use the most effective natural light and design to create an image that does not require any explanation.
As a very young boy I was fascinated with the effects of color and design. This interest lead me indirectly toward a career in the visual arts. My first profession was as an actor. At first I apprenticed with acting companies learning to build stage sets and then onto acting. While studying acting in New York I spent a lot of time looking at art, especially at the ... |
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