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A lower-angle shot of a cluster of evergreen trees in black and white.
Issue 4 Summer 2021, Visual Art, Visual Art 4.0

Brittan Hart — Photography

July 27, 2021 | by

BRITTAN HART — PHOTOGRAPHY

A lower-angle shot of a cluster of evergreen trees in black and white.

Deciduous Evergreens

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

A side angle shot of a building in black and white.

Untitled 1

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

A goose standing in front of a lake, in black and white.

Goose

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

A side shot of a old building, with a walkway tunnel in black and white.

Untitled 2

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

A display of architecture from a concrete building, in black and white.

Untitled 3

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

A shot of a female statue in a plaza surrounded by buildings, in black and white.

Bus Plaza + Our Lady of Lords Double Exposure

120 Holga Gelatin Silver Print | 2020

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

 

These are pictures of Spokane made with a plastic toy film camera. With only two settings, the images which result from the toy camera depend on more luck than skill, and echo this provisionality through inconsistent focus and tiny imperfections in the emulsions.

Brittan Hart is a designer, photographer, and bookmaker from Spokane, Washington. She makes prints, which are usually flat, and books, which are usually not. She is passionate about all forms of arts advocacy and education, and especially interested in how publishing can build and support small communities. You can find her and her work at brittanhart.myportfolio.com/.