David Gilliver, one of the masters of macro photography that focuses on small objects, received the first prize in the macro category at the British Photography Awards. Let’s take a look at the artist’s works together.
Macro Although there are many artists who have mastered shooting techniques, not every work will appeal to everyone. For example, macro photos of insects and arthropods may not appeal to everyone. On the other hand, the Scottish artist David Gillivercreates fun works by combining ordinary objects with tiny people.
43 year old artist British Photographer Award He also won an award in the macro category with one of these photographs. The photo has a concept that combines Covid 19 and holiday, where the sun is replaced by a virus.
Here is the award-winning photo
Gilliver, in his statement, for this photo “The idea was to approach a serious topic in a fun way without trivializing it.” used the phrases.
One of Gilliver’s early works
macro photographyInspired by an accident he saw through the window while at the dentist, the artist chose it as his specialty, and thought that the accident looked like toy vehicles collided through the window. This prompted him to re-enact the accident with toys.
Rafadan Tayfa was not like this
heads off the shelf It can be nice to sunbathe until
Skating with my friends
The shadow of the girl figure resembles the shadows of the discus throwers.
My doctor told me “You can only drink 1 coffee a day”
a rocking life
Doner restaurant for vegans
Crackerhenge, where melted cheese comes steeply twice a year
A new dimension in sesame cultivation
0.0006th leg from the end of the Tour de France
Did you know that Pac Man is a storehouse of vitamin C?
You can also shoot this with a large Diyarbakır watermelon and real people.
David Gilliver, generally prefers to use figures produced for train models in their works. Artist, “The figures are motionless, so I am at the mercy of the poses in which I find them. My job as an artist is to find something interesting for them to do on a stage.” he said.
Successful artist at work 10% of the techniquestated that creativity is 90% important. Which of the artist’s works do you like the most?