FASCINATING, large scale photographic prints showing the actions of people in public spaces over an extended period of time form an exhibition at The Theatre, Chipping Norton, between now and March 2.
Local locations have been chosen to use the technique as well as places in Cuba and Naples.
The photogrpahs have been taken by Badsey photogrpaher Richard Phillips. Each picture was made by taking numerous photographs from the same spot over a period of an hour or so. The figures are natural and unposed. The result is a form of street photography that records some of the minutiae of modern life. From a distance the images catch the eye but they also encourage close scrutiny and are packed with human detail.
The exhibition has free admission and is open during all live performances and films at the theatre. It is also open on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11am to 3pm, unless otherwise stated in the programmed listings.
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