Starlings Above
A selection of photographs from my Sony World Photography Award winning project Starlings Above.
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- Website
- http://www.yannickdixon.com
- College / University
- Blackpool & The Fylde School of Art & Design
- Program
- MA Visual Design as Creative Practice
- Graduation
- October 30, 2008
- Member type
- Artist
- If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
- Digital, Film, Photography
- I am...
- a professional photographer based in the North West of England.
- About my artwork
- My photographs have featured in a number of national and internationally renowned photography exhibitions and awards. These include being shortlisted and commissioned by LDC's This Working Life 2007, announced as the overall winner of Keele University's Three Counties Open Photography Competition 2008 and featuring in CIWEM's Environmental Photographer of The Year 2008 exhibition. I was announced as the third place finalist in the 'Fine Art - Natural History' professional category of the Sony World Photography Awards 2009 with a selection of four photographs from my series 'Starlings Above' which aims to capture the innate beauty of starlings in flight as they form hypnotic shapes and patterns in the sky above. I was also shortlisted in the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2010.
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- At 8:58am on February 24, 2010,
Beth Barlow said… - Tar for the reply. I was looking at back at my slide show and thought that it looks like a collection of lots of random people's work. I think that there may be some continuity there, maybe its the motivations behind it which are the link. I remember Bill Oddy saying that out of all the many bird encounters he had had seeing flocks of starlings was the most dramatic. Can't believe I'm quoting Bill oddy now.
- At 9:31pm on February 22, 2010,
Beth Barlow said…
- Fan dabby dosey pictures. Love the starlings.
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