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Artist Statement:
My interest in the medium is
wide and varied, which
encompasses Fine Art, Fashion,
fetishism and portrait. My
style, nevertheless, always
remain the same, simple, bold
graphic images whether they
are sharp or grainy. I am
fascinated with the beauty and
sensuality of women in general
and the black woman ...
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Stuart Brown Biography:
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| Your Personal Biography |
I am Jamaican born self-taught photographer who uses the camera as my medium for artistic expression. As a young child, I migrated to the United Kingdom with my parents. I studied at Hammersmith College of Arts and Building where I obtained my interior design degree. My passion for photography began when I stumbled into an exhibition featuring the erotic photography of Helmut Newton and Hideki Fujii at the Photographer’s Gallery in London while returning to my office after a design site meeting. The work of Hideki Fujii, a great, Japanese photographer had an impact and influenced me to take up photography. I bought a camera the following day and immersed myself into learning the craft of photography. During that time I traveled to Africa where the colors, the people and their art intrigued me. My first series `African Erotic Art was partly influenced by the images of that trip.
I prefer to shoot with available light whenever possible especially indoors with the light coming in from a window. I use a technique commonly known as Rembrandt Lighting,
where a shaft of light illuminate the subject in a very subtle way with the background becoming dark and moody. With my portrait, fashion and fetish work I use studio strobes which is a harder light source. The images are more saturated and sharper and more suitable for this type of work.
I only work with certain types of models. They are usually aloof with an air of decadence,
mysterious, sensual, exotic and comfortable with nudity and eroticism. I will always be
grateful for their intellect and the trust they have in me and my work.
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