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HARMAN technology Limited is pleased to announce the winners of the ILFORD PHOTO DELTA 400 Image on a Box Competition
First prize of 1000 USD worth of ILFORD black and white photographic products goes to Welsh born Canadian photographer Graham Davies.
The competition was open to all residents of Canada and USA with entries shot on ILFORD DELTA 400 film and printed on ILFORD black and white paper. Judge Dennis Keeley from the Art Center College of Design in California selected the entry titled “Winter Road” as the overall winner. The winning image will also feature on one of the iconic ILFORD PHOTO black and white paper boxes.
July 2011 marks 50 years in professional photography for Graham Davies, starting as a photographer’s apprentice at age 15 in his native Wales. His career has encompassed industrial and theatrical photography and photojournalism from local newspapers to the national UK press, most recently freelance for The Daily Express in London. He emigrated to Canada in 1993 and now focuses on fine art film-based, hand-printed photography. He lives in Cherry Valley in the island community of Prince Edward County, Ontario where he has a gallery and studio. Graham has always used Ilford film, paper and chemicals exclusively for his personal and fine art work, and says he shoots digital “only when I have to.”
About the Image – Winter Road
Graham took this picture close to home, in typical Eastern Ontario winter conditions. “Driving home from town, I stopped the car and got out to feel the silence and the stillness. It was a good five minutes before another car went by. As a black and white photographer I loved winter in the countryside when I first arrived in Canada. I still do.”
For more details about Graham Davies – www.baldphotographer.com
HARMAN technology Limited is a pioneering imaging specialist based in Mobberley, Cheshire. The company – which was born of the ILFORD formed by Alfred Harman in 1879 – now includes three, separate and well known brands: ILFORD PHOTO which offers traditional monochrome photographic products; HARMAN PHOTO which provides high-end inkjet media for both colour and monochrome prints as well as display media E: news@harmantechnology.com
Fernie’s visual art is included in numerous private collections. Her drawings and installation works dealing with sexuality, gender and representation were exhibited throughout the 1980s in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. Most recently, she exhibited new figurative drawings in Go Figure, the opening group show of Toronto’s Spin Gallery in March 1999, The Wonders of Animal Instincts at Khrome Gallery in 2001, a group exhibition curated by Cheryl Sourkes at Akau in 2005 and a solo show with the Oeno Gallery in 2006. 