Ian Kydd Miller - Pictures

28/10/2024

27/10/2024

Spending many hours printing pictures I have taken knowing that nobody will ever see them. Why do this? Because it gives me pleasure and I don't think an image is finished until it is on paper.

27/10/2024

The bright lights of Phnom Penh.

25/10/2024

Street photography is a fascinating art form that captures the raw essence of everyday life in public spaces. It's a genre that freezes unguarded, candid moments of strangers, often without their knowledge, offering a glimpse into the diversity and dynamism of urban life. This style of photography is not just about the streets; it's about the stories, the fleeting interactions, and the serendipitous encounters that occur within any public realm. From the bustling avenues to the quiet corners of a café, street photography documents the unposed, the unexpected, and the unnoticed, turning ordinary scenes into extraordinary snapshots of time. It's a way for photographers to express their curiosity about the world, explore the human condition, and share their unique perspective on the beauty found in the mundane. Whether it's a silhouette against the evening sky, a burst of laughter shared between friends or a solitary figure lost in thought, each photograph tells a story, inviting the viewer to ponder the narrative behind the image.

25/10/2024

09/10/2024

I will re-commence working on printing what I consider my better pictures. Preserving is important.