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Like all my works, each photograph is hand printed in the darkroom. The negatives are individually manipulated and once the print is made the photograph is then bleached and toned, using two different toners. When I tone I judge the times with my eyes, not the clock. So each image, although from the same negative may look totally different from the next, making each photograph unique.
This size print and the larger 25cm sizes are from an open edition… and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Larger prints are from editions.
Recycled frame size 22.5cm x 22.5cm - Image size 14cm x14cm. Printed on warm tone gloss fibre paper.
Paul Gadd is a British photographer based in Seoul, deeply rooted in classical film photography and darkroom printing, with extensive experience in fashion, portraiture, and documentary work. His technique is hands-on and experimental—scratching and toning negatives, applying mixed-media during hand-printing, and finishing with processes like bleaching or encaustic, making each print a unique original. Through his evocative images, Paul channels his personal experiences and surroundings, conveying a rich tapestry of emotions—from melancholy and anger to humour and love—inviting viewers to deeply connect with his evolving visual narratives.