Recently Cape Town based photographer Kate Davies exhibited the images from her #365daysininfrared project. Capturing an image every day for a year is a challenge in itself but to do this in infrared makes this project even more unique. And the circular format made…
Next week Thursday, Kate Davies will be exhibiting all the images from her #365daysininfrared project in our Church Studio for one night only.
Kate started her 365 project on 4 January 2014. A friend told her about the official 365 challenge, which is a worldwide phenomenon, but Kate is one of the few photographers to shoot in infrared and her circular format makes her collection even more distinctive.
First of all, she can’t see through her viewfinder while shooting in infrared, so a lot of guesswork is involved and the circular crop requires completely different composition to a camera’s rectangle or Instagram’s square format.
In terms of subject matter, the project is a window into Kate’s life and her images include
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