Darkness of Noon
Posted by Fabio 12 April 2013
Darkness of Noon is a unique collaboration between photographer Derek Henderson and illustrator Kelly Thompson where photography and drawing intersect seamlessly. Featuring nudes of Zippora Seven the resulting imagery reflects Henderson’s democratic naturalism, where all phenomena is given equal attention. Thompson’s illustrations serve to complement and simplify the broader vision of the project.
The first edition of Darkness of Noon is limited to 1000 casebound copies. Included in this edition are 150 limited edition copies that have been signed and numbered by both artists and presented in a handcrafted slipcase.
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