Jim Tetlow
Born 1974, UK
I like ambiguity in art. Uncertainty. What has to conform to the limits of our reality? Metal, glass and flesh can merge seamlessly, as if the surreal worlds and the life forms within are one and the same, and yet at odds sometimes. I rarely seek to endow my works with any "message". I am more interested in people's personal responses.
I'm a multimedia artist working in fine art (including sculpture), digital art, graphic design and various forms inbetween, also illustrating book covers and numerous CD covers. I also work in musical soundscaping, both solo and in group projects, of which there are many releases. I'd like to say a big thanks to everyone here who has supported me in my work and beyond since I began posting in June 2001. Too many to mention, you all know who you are... I'm meeting very special people here :-)
Update 01-08-05: I've been given a 4 page feature article in Issue 3 of the new media magazine Contour based in Atlanta, Georgia. The images printed very well and they did me proud.
Update 21-03-06: I've been spending the last 6 months living in New South Wales, Australia. Inspiring place! Also in the process of illustrating the book covers for a series of Japanese books called Hikishio no Toki (Time of the Ebb Tide) by Mayumura Taku - to date I've completed the first two of the five volumes. I've recently been returning to traditional media as well as producing the usual digital art, and contributed a sculptural canvas to a recent local exhibition. Link: Saatchi Gallery webspace
Update 09-01-21: I hadn't even logged in for some years. It's weird nipping back here after not even posting for 13 years, like revisiting your old school incognito. As I'm not active here anymore I wonder if anyone will even see this again besides me.
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Comments (9)
erlandpil
Beautiful view
crrunchyfrog
I really think that this is one of the most magnificent mountain ranges I've ever encountered, the escarpments begging to be explored...that's if the mountains didn't live up to their name, some of those cliffs are almost sheer! Its interesting to see them stretched out like this too, we usually see them from such a different angle. Thank you so much for capturing this most beautiful panorama big hugs, a special photo marking a really special day :D more hugs xxx
Naichan
Magnificent shot, Jim! The wide-open spaces of the Australian landcape are ideal for these sort of panoramas. I still recall your excellent one from the base of cliffs in Wales. I've been trying to see the joins, but without luck:-) Does it matter what focal length you use to make these? Any tips for a novice would be welcome! This is something I've been meaning to try for sometime. Cheers!
claridad
Jim this is stunningly beautiful. It should be a panoramic centerfold for an Austrailian tourism magazine. You did a magnificent job with this and no one would believe this was eight photographs. More than excellent work Jim. V
bevchiron
Awesome view, beautifully shot & stiched Jim! It really does look like such an amazing place, thanks for sharing this with us ; )
jcv2
Wow, magnificent vista over the valley of the vines with the mountains on the background! Lovely to see this part of NSW in high summer! Gorgeous work! :)
cbender
perfect in every detail... very well done! and it looks awesome... what a great hink tp stand there and watch... :)
inkraven
Heeeeeey thats..a huge view. Wow. That makes the heat worth it, indeed. Excellent stitching btw.
danob
Bravo Jim very well done on the photoshop and good example of how a POV composition can make or break an image the right hand view is gorgeous too