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  • Home
  • Projects
    • Gwen – ‘Did I want to be here?’
    • Self-i
    • Drive By
    • In The Mist
    • Walk In The Woods
    • Pirum
  • Self-i Virtual Gallery
  • Info
    • About
    • Statement
    • Self-i Statement
  • News
  • Contact
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR TODAY?
  • Home
  • Projects
    • Gwen – ‘Did I want to be here?’
    • Self-i
    • Drive By
    • In The Mist
    • Walk In The Woods
    • Pirum
  • Self-i Virtual Gallery
  • Info
    • About
    • Statement
    • Self-i Statement
  • News
  • Contact

contemporary art photography artist
British artist working with contemporary and 19th century photographic processes.

About

Ian Phillips McLaren’s practice combines contemporary and 19th century photographic processes, using a versatility both in camera and print making techniques to achieve his results. From Chinese plastic cameras, large format to pinhole, traditional film negatives, paper negatives, digital negatives and hand-made papers and home made emulsions.

Recent Posts

  • self-i project April 28, 2020
  • Squaring the Circles of Confusion – Exhibition January 9, 2020
  • Gum Bichromate Print September 2, 2019
  • Contemporary fine art photography artist August 21, 2019
  • Down My Lane – Gum Bichromate July 11, 2019
  • Duotone Gum Print March 20, 2019

Categories

  • Albumen Prints
  • Digital
  • Drive By
  • Exhibitions
  • Gum Bichromate Prints
  • Landscape
  • Limited Edition Prints
  • MA Fine Art Work
  • Nature
  • Portrait
  • Recent Works
  • Silver Prints
  • Uncategorized

Get In Touch

tel +44(0)7889 861654
ian@ianphillipsmclaren.com

 

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Walk In The Woods

Walking through the forests and mist instills a sense of apprehension in me. I feel a presence of something bigger and greater than me and that I’m not alone.

© 2020 – Ian Phillips McLaren – artist working with contemporary and 19th century photographic processes.