Six Six Six
Posted by Fabio 1 March 2012
Six photographers. Six rolls of film. Six days. Photographers James Pearson-Howes, Max Knight, Jake Dow-Smith, Jess Gough, Paul Phung & Lewis Chaplin were each given a 36-exposure roll of 35mm film which they had 6 days to shoot. Each film was then returned back to the Holy Ghost team who developed the films on their behalf with the resulting pictures being exhibited for 6 days. There will be no editing, no selection process and no chance for the artist to view their work prior to the exhibition. The only limitation is that they must choose to shoot in either landscape or portrait.
The exhibition will be run from Thursday 1st – Tuesday 6th March
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