Street Photography
Joe Redski is a photographer based in the beautiful town of Rye in East Sussex. He has been photographing Rye, Sussex, Kent and other parts of Southern England for ten years.
As a photographer with a disability, Joe believes in sharing his story and his process with other beginner and advanced photographers and anybody who has an interest in photography.
With a selfie stick and camera in hand, Joe Redski combs the streets for interesting light, people, colours and detail. This is what he enjoys most about photography.
Projects that Joe is passionate about, include photographing the town of Rye in East Sussex, at different times of the day - especially the evening. As part of Joe's working ethos, when shooting in Rye, he incorporates local people, businesses, and ancient houses, into his images; making sure that the beauty of Rye's medieval architecture is captured in high res detail.
Joe also regularly visits the stony shores of Brighton, where he captures the ambience of the seaside town, combining a playful photographic look at the daily lives of residents, tourists and beachgoers.
Joe also haunts the beaches and countryside of Sussex, Kent, Cornwall, and Colorado. He focuses on capturing the atmosphere and the aesthetic qualities of these places. One of Joe's motifs is photographing people within the landscape; revealing the subject in their own process, encapsulating them in the sublime and picturesque surroundings.
Early in his career, Joe Redski was exhibited as a finalist at the London Photography Competition in Brick Lane. He also received an Honorable Mention by The Monochrome Awards.
Joe lives in Rye, East Sussex, UK, but is planning to move to the United States of America. He is a fan of the films of David Lynch and Stanley Kubrick. He loves music and he admires the work of Harold Feinstein.
Joe is also passionate about promoting other contemporary Photographers and Artists, which is why he created
www.creativeartschat.com
Articles
Interview with Rye News - PHOTOGRAPHING RYE AT NIGHT
Article on PetaPixel - How to Use Street Lamps to Improve Your Night Street Photography
Exploring the Unusual in the Usual: An Interview with Redski Redd
Interview with Photographer Redski Redd