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GALLERIES China I Slot Canyons California Tuscany New York Portraits Black & White Dance Bio Contact & Order Form All images copyright © 2007 Mike Slack |
Antelope Canyon, AZ |
Girl at West Lake, Hangzhou |
Calla Lilies |
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Presenting outstanding images by the British born, Berkeley based photographer, Mike Slack. With striking photographs of the California coast, China, Tuscanny, New York city, the Sierra Nevada, the Southwest Slot Canyons, Abstracts, Dance and Still life, these galleries are a visual feast for the eyes and soul. Ever since his father lent him a Brownie camera in 1954, Mike has had a passion for photography. He creates images that celebrate the myriad forms of nature -- from landsapes to the human form -- and he has a penchant for "black and white in color"... images that
are mostly black and white yet splashed with color, such as the image to the right and also the Girl at West Lake (see above). Recent developments include photographs of dance (see Dance gallery), yoga, and cityscapes of NY (see New York gallery).
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Ancient Dwelling, AZ |
Sierra Club Photo Competition winner
Sierra Club publication:
Mike's image of Alpine Columbines in the Sierra Nevada
was also published in the Sierra Club's Yodeller magazine, in the July 2007 issue.
Dance Image publications:
"Lighting is the very soul of a photograph"
Need more information or wish to order archival prints, contact Mike Slack
Current Focus Yoga Photography has recently caught Mike's attention as illustrated by the image to the left.
The quiet meditation is almost a counterpoint to dance photography, and is certainly something we can all benefit from in this hectic world.
In addition, he still pursues a first love - landscape / nature photography - and travels regularly to the slot canyons of the Southwest, to the high country of Utah and into the Virgin River narrows.
Closer to home, he can be found along the shoreline of Tamales Bay and wandering around old barns in Marin, CA.
An inherent challenge of any photography website is to display the quality of an image (limited to 72dpi) and to download it in
a short time. The Galleries show medium sized images that down load in about 6 sec at 56Kbps. In a few cases options are provided for higher resolution images and the viewers patience is rewarded by downloading an
enlarged image. The web is inevitably full of compromises.....speed vs quality. However, Mike never compromises his photography or his archival printing.