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Photography for BBC2 Documentary

By |2017-03-13T11:46:50+00:00December 11th, 2013|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , |

Two images, shot by Richard Flint especially for  a TV documentary, have been supplied to the London based TV production company ClearStory for inclusion in a World War One history documentary called Long Shadow to be aired on BBC2 in 2014.

ClearStory’s website states that Long Shadow will be :-

‘Tracing the legacy of the Great War through a hundred years and eleven different countries, historian David Reynolds explores how the war haunted the generation who lived through it and builds a powerful new argument that the conflict unleashed forces we still grapple with today.’

More details will follow nearer the broadcast time.

A Portrait of a Merchant Adventurer

By |2019-06-11T13:48:57+01:00September 17th, 2013|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , , |

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The book Merchant Adventurers by James Evans was launched last night in London and I’m pleased to say that the book features a fabulous portrait – a painted portrait that I photographed over the summer – of the Tudor era Arctic explorer Sir Hugh Willoughby.

So if you’d like to see the portrait of the rather dashing Sir Hugh,  who helped establish the first trade routes to Russia, why not buy a copy of James’ book. It’s a fascinating read.

Client Website Launch

By |2022-10-13T11:02:37+01:00March 3rd, 2013|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

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Friday morning saw the launch of the Wendy Tea website – a site featuring glass artwork photography by Richard Flint Photography…. but there’s more!

The website itself was also developed and constructed by Richard Flint Photography in a package that delivered both the photography and the website to the client.

The website description on the website design page nicely sums up the client requirements :-

The Wendy Tea site uses audio, video and photography with additional features including a book format journal, social media integration, photo gallery and artwork sales pages to provide the artist with a stylish and artistic presence online. Created to promote and sell glass artwork, the website will also allow the artist to express creative ideas and artistic concepts.

The Wendy Tea website can be found at www.wendytea.co.uk

Glass Sculpture

By |2024-02-28T16:08:37+00:00May 30th, 2011|Categories: Portfolio Galleries|Tags: , , , , , |


COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY | Commissioned Glass Sculpture Photography

A series of images commissioned by the Yorkshire based artist Wendy Tea for promotional use.

A number of studio lighting techniques were used and achieved good results  –  a slow exposure and torchlight created the high contrast images.

Natural Light

Natural light was found to be the best way of lighting the large, delicate glass sculptures so to get the best colours and tones from the glass.

The use of natural light also reflected the artwork’s compelling influences coming from the natural world and especially from light through water.

The client however preferred natural light which created its own challenges as it was found that the light would be just right for a couple of minutes before changing.

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