The works of six young photographers will be on show at the Blue Mountains Heritage Centre in Blackheath during the month of September.
And visitors have a chance to meet all six artists on September 3 from 3-4pm.
The photographers are Alexander Pidgeon (17 years old), Augustine Flett (16), Patrick Richardson (17), Jordan Lambiris (17), Nicholas Surgess (16) and Jordan Mead (16).
Explore showcases the work of these emerging Sydney photographers, who excite in capturing shared moments and experiences while exploring Sydney and its surrounds.
All artists are under the age of 18. Their exploration is a constant journey of discovery.
The group are not entertained by the virtual world of video games and television, but instead revel in the adventure of real-world, continually seeking out new places to explore, experience and capture.
Explore invites you to join the group on an adventure around greater Sydney to re-ignite your own sense of discovery, and perhaps see your city from a new perspective.
All photographic works are original and have not previously been printed or exhibited. Each photograph will be available as a single edition framed print only. A limited number of unframed prints in various sizes may be available to be purchased separately from the artists.
About the artists:
Alexander Pidgeon is a graphic design student with a particular interest in urban street photography. Patrick Richardson, an arts student with an interest in post production techniques that provide him with the ability to alter lighting and tones to create mood and feeling. Nicholas Surgess discovered his affinity for photography after receiving a camera for his 14th birthday. He enjoys exploring and capturing urban areas and natural environments.
Jordan Lambiris enjoys photographing a broad range of subjects from urban cityscapes to natural landscapes. He has recently ventured into drone photography, which has helped to further broadened his photographic styles. Augustine Flett began photographing as a means of capturing and documenting his exploration. He also enjoys experimenting with digital post production techniques, which helps to develop and enhance his own creative style. And Jordan Mead is currently studying photography at Billy Blue design collage. He is constantly seeking new places to explore and photograph all over Sydney.
The Heritage Centre is at the end of Govetts Leap Road in Blackheath. It is open 9am-4.30pm daily.
