- The Power of Limitations
by J. GambandeWe have passed the century of the image. Photography, the precursor to film and video, began to take root in the late 19th century and carried through the whole of the 20th. Today, defying every pessimistic prediction, it stands as strong as ever—both as a record of reality and as an art form. What gives… Read more: The Power of Limitations - Homes with Soul
by J. GambandeOriginal art for your home I worked for quite some time as a real estate agent. Part of my job was to find homeowners who were putting their houses up for sale and convince them that I was the one who could sell them best. That led me to meet many owners and see many… Read more: Homes with Soul - Featured in Visual Poetry Magazine (Netherlands): Three Works Selected
by J. GambandeI proudly share a significant milestone in my artistic journey. Visual Poetry Magazine is a prestigious fine art publication based in the Netherlands. It has curated and featured three of my black and white photographs in its latest issue. Visual Poetry Magazine is a trusted international reference. It examines visual aesthetics, conceptual narrative, and poetic… Read more: Featured in Visual Poetry Magazine (Netherlands): Three Works Selected - A small Note
by J. GambandeI’m sorry I haven’t published my newsletter over the past few days. I’ll be back with new thoughts and photographs soon. Thank you for your patience. - Stephen Shore.
by J. GambandeWhat I find interesting in his photographs is that very little seems to be happening. A road, a motel room, a shop, a meal, a parking lot. Nothing particularly remarkable, and yet the photographs make you stop and look. I have always been interested in that kind of photography. Not necessarily in finding something extraordinary,… Read more: Stephen Shore. - Interiors, almost complete
by J. GambandeOver the next few days, I will be adding four or five new photographs to the Interiors series on my website. With these images, I feel the series is coming to a natural stopping point. I never know exactly when a series is complete. Sometimes it is simply a matter of feeling that there is… Read more: Interiors, almost complete





