PURPLE BEAUTY | Grant Quinn
Digital Photograph
85cm x 105cm
As a photographer, Grant is inspired by the power that photographs hold. Taking pleasure in knowing his images invite the viewer to be immersed in what he felt at a particular moment. Photography has the ability to capture the real world, whether it be through natural disaster or through courage and victory. Grant uses photography as a way to record life, to record as it is now by capturing the moment. Originally starting life as a brick hotel in 1860, Ipswich’s Commercial Hotel was demolished and rebuilt in 1916. Now standing tall on its stilt like timber stumps, its flaky complexion framed by the purple beauty of the surrounding Jacaranda’s.
Digital Photograph
85cm x 105cm
As a photographer, Grant is inspired by the power that photographs hold. Taking pleasure in knowing his images invite the viewer to be immersed in what he felt at a particular moment. Photography has the ability to capture the real world, whether it be through natural disaster or through courage and victory. Grant uses photography as a way to record life, to record as it is now by capturing the moment. Originally starting life as a brick hotel in 1860, Ipswich’s Commercial Hotel was demolished and rebuilt in 1916. Now standing tall on its stilt like timber stumps, its flaky complexion framed by the purple beauty of the surrounding Jacaranda’s.
Digital Photograph
85cm x 105cm
As a photographer, Grant is inspired by the power that photographs hold. Taking pleasure in knowing his images invite the viewer to be immersed in what he felt at a particular moment. Photography has the ability to capture the real world, whether it be through natural disaster or through courage and victory. Grant uses photography as a way to record life, to record as it is now by capturing the moment. Originally starting life as a brick hotel in 1860, Ipswich’s Commercial Hotel was demolished and rebuilt in 1916. Now standing tall on its stilt like timber stumps, its flaky complexion framed by the purple beauty of the surrounding Jacaranda’s.