Stillness in the Rain
There’s a quiet kind of poetry in this fine art black and white print. A lone tetrapod—weathered, heavy—sits in the rain at the edge of Onahama Port in Fukushima, Japan. Photographed with a Hasselblad 503CX medium format camera on Ilford Pan F film, it becomes something more than infrastructure: it becomes a portrait.
The scene is stripped down to silence and shape. The light is soft, the mood reflective. What might otherwise… go unseen is honored here with dignity and weight. This hand-printed silver gelatin darkroom print preserves that moment with full fidelity to the film’s texture and tone.
For collectors who value permanence, craftsmanship, and the beauty in overlooked places, this fine art black
Kevin Moore, primarily self-taught, presents a life absorbed in film photography since the late '70s. Building from a foundation of drawing and painting, his street photography intertwines classical art training with elements of Japan's daily life, reflecting unrelentingly on his environment. His captured moments, vacant yet filled with resilience and character, concoct ordinary narratives with a quiet, poignant resonance of familiarity and reflection.
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Weeping Tetrapod
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