Hugh MacConville
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- Since 2016
- Distribution The Cat& the Moon, Sligo, The Dock, Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim. Irish Crafts, Doolin, Co Clare. Judy Green Pottery Galway
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These pictures are evocative and capture the fleeting moments of changing light in the landscape of the west of Ireland. Hugh MacConville’s work may appear simple but, in fact, tells a far bigger story – the mood and soul of the landscape created when the ocean meets the land.
“It’s all about the light.”
These pictures are a celebration of the daily drama that happens in this landscape.
Digital photography and state-of-the-art print technology have allowed the subtle range of colours and tone of these dramatic moments to be captured. Printing on archive quality paper and using special pigment inks assures the quality of the finished picture will last for a very long time.
“I have designed and selected only high-quality materials in the printing, mounting and framing of the photographs so that the finished product is of great quality and will enhance any setting.
“These are pictures that I would like to have around me. They represent a time and place but also capture an atmosphere and evoke a feeling.”
“It’s all about the light.”
These pictures are a celebration of the daily drama that happens in this landscape.
Digital photography and state-of-the-art print technology have allowed the subtle range of colours and tone of these dramatic moments to be captured. Printing on archive quality paper and using special pigment inks assures the quality of the finished picture will last for a very long time.
“I have designed and selected only high-quality materials in the printing, mounting and framing of the photographs so that the finished product is of great quality and will enhance any setting.
“These are pictures that I would like to have around me. They represent a time and place but also capture an atmosphere and evoke a feeling.”
