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The Observatory Photography Gallery | Home top of pageOur Spotlight GalleryOur ShopOur ArtistsOur HubCoffee ShopVacanciesRoom HireVenue HireAbout UsCoffee ShopVacanciesRoom HireVenue HireAbout UsMenu Close Current ExhibitionFrankie McAllister - Subjective ViewExtended to 27th November"The experience of landscape is never a neutral or objective thing, and a photograph cannot really be a completely accurate record, it is always a reflection of what the photographer receives and perceives in a given moment. My intention therefore is not to record how a landscape is, but to capture how it feels."Explore the ExhibitionField of VisionField of VisionField of VisionField of VisionField of VisionOUR BEST SELLING PRINTSJohn Bulmer – London, ENGLAND 1969Prints from £400This intimate photograph captures John Lennon and Yoko Ono during a quiet morning in bed, sharing breakfast amid the calm of their room. Jamie Tilley – Hereford CowPrints from £85Jamie’s photography often explores the intersection of visual art and fashion photography. Bree Friesen – UnderwaterPrints from £80Canadian-based Bree works primarily as a portrait artist, creating tender representations of people in a variety of settings. Her works capture the intimacy of people with their loved ones and empowers her single subjects with striking poses in dramatic scenes. Frankie McAllister - Dark North No. 6Prints from £180"Dark North No. 6" belongs to the Dark North series, a photographic exploration of Northumbrian landscapes. Barry Cawston – Tibetan CowboyPrints from £6,600“Tibetan Cowboy” by Barry Cawston presents a striking portrait set against the unexpected backdrop of an electric substation on the Tibetan plateau.Shop Editioned PrintsSpotlight GalleryOur Spotlight Gallery, is a unique platform featuring standout i
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