Bognor II by Tim Hall

Bognor II, 30" x 30" Archival Inkjet, edition of 10. 15" x 15" Archival Inkjet, edition of 25.

This piece works well in a bright environment so that the subtle differences between sky, sea, and beach are not lost.

This image has a real sense of scale, with the beachgoers and the sea front moving away from the viewer and curving round the bay, while the clouds disappear into the horizon, and the sea itself we can feel encroaching in on the front with the tides.

About the Artist:

Tim Hall is a British Fine Art Photographer, who specialises in travel, landscape and portraiture. His drive to see the world through the lens of a camera was inspired by the romance of 19th century travellers and more recently, national geographic photographers. The work is a lyrical response to the people and places that he has visited and shows his deep interest in the urban and natural world as well as the people who inhabit them.

The influence of painting in his work stems from his studies of Art History at Manchester University. The intention to strike an emotional or spiritual chord is evident in much of his landscape work, which is inspired by Rothko and Turner.

With over twenty years experience as a project-based photographer, his works are often conceived as a series, exhibited as a collective body or bought as single pieces. Tim lives in London and is represented by contemporary art galleries across Europe, South East Asia and the USA.