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Zebra Monochrome Magazine Issue #3

The Zebra Magazine Issue #3 shares the portfolios of the category winners from the 2nd Zebra Awards. It is a privileged to share such a diverse style of photography from so many amazing artists, each with their own different style and vision.

The Zebra Magazine Issue #3 shares the portfolios of the category winners from the 2nd Zebra Awards. It is a privileged to share such a diverse style of photography from so many amazing artists, each with their own different style and vision.

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Darren Moore<br />

I am 36 year old a self taught<br />

photographer living and working in<br />

Surrey, England. I have had a passion<br />

for photography for many years now<br />

and in the last few years have taken<br />

steps towards it becoming a full time<br />

profession.<br />

I have been fortunate enough to have<br />

exhibited my work in the USA, Canada,<br />

France and here in the UK - Picking up<br />

a number of international awards along<br />

the way.<br />

Primarily working in Black & White<br />

I specialise in a technique called<br />

‘Daytime Long Exposure’ using Neutral<br />

Density (ND) filters attached to the<br />

lens. ND filters cut out the amount of<br />

light coming into the lens allowing the<br />

shutter to be left open for much longer<br />

than normal, capturing movement<br />

with an ethereal aesthetic. My images<br />

range from 30 second exposures to 15+<br />

minutes.<br />

The sea and the surrounding coastline<br />

of the UK is my greatest source of<br />

inspiration. Having grown up in a<br />

coastal town, the sea has always held<br />

a sense of mystery and wonder for me,<br />

with its seemingly endless horizons,<br />

something which I like to try and<br />

incorporate into my images today. So<br />

it’s no surprise that it features heavily<br />

in my work – unfortunately I don’t live<br />

near the coast at the moment, but use<br />

any and every opportunity to return<br />

and photography allows me to do just<br />

that.<br />

My hope with my photography is<br />

to allow the viewer an escape from<br />

reality. There’s too much reality these<br />

days, for me at least! Nothing wrong<br />

with a little escapism. If my images can<br />

evoke that feeling in another person,<br />

even for a fleeting moment. I’m very<br />

happy indeed.<br />

http://www.darrenmoorephotography.com/<br />

© Darren Moore

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