Jean-Marc La-Roque Photography

The lonely structures series winners at the 2022 NY photography awards. structures #

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the lonely structures series will now be show from the 1st to the 14th of February, with a vernissage (opening) on Thursday 2nd of February from 6:30 to 9:30 pm and from the 15th to the 28th of February, with a vernissage (opening) on Thursday 16th of February from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at Paris Monteoliveto Gallery Ephémère near Bastille. #

Lonely structures series. Lonely cloud #

The lonely structures series. To be continued

A preview of the Lonely structures series will be shown at gallery éphémère, 15 rue Saint- Bernard, Paris on the 7- 21 of November and 22nd of November- 6th of December 2022. Full exhibition end of 2023. Visit www.jeanmarclaroque.com for more. #

The Menindee lakes are all alive again. What a wonderful sight. #

World Wide Art & Artavita Pavilion Artexpo New York October 28-31, 2021 #

"The Salt and Steel series explores the imagery of industrial shipping, the interplay of sea, sky, large scale man made objects, industrial textures and an occasional, fragile human presence.
These images, from China, South East Asia, India and Australia, were created during a series of photographic assignments. Some are “out-takes”, considered a little too gritty for commercial purposes."

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Time for another series!

Salt and Steel.

"The mountain cattleman series is about recording a group of people who were taking their cattle for grazing in the summer months to the Victoria High Country dating back to 1834. The cancelling of the Alpine leases means the intimate knowledge of the land, the culture and living Australian heritage of the Mountain Cattlemen will be lost to Australia forever."

The lonely structures series is still in the making, where will it go next?

Cook. Lonely train.

The Lonely Structures series has been announced as a semi finalist in the Stories category of the AIPP Silver Lining Awards 2021!

Winners will be announced next Wednesday 21 April, stay tuned for updates.

Kingoonya. In the middle of somewhere, on my way to nowhere.

Wangianna.

It's hot, dusty and lonely. But peaceful to my soul.

Stay tuned this month as I reveal the lonely structures series, based on a collection of images shot in the Australian desert.

I wanted to reflect the isolation and remoteness of the landscape with a form, shape and fabric of the human element.

The photographs were taken at midday to accentuate the heat and the harshness of the light giving the viewer the feeling of the heated landscape.

This series is still in the making.

Vietnam holds a special place in my soul.
Sweet smells, softness of colours, gentle blend of ancient cultures evident in the architecture.

Port Kembla Steelworks, where currently 2.6 million tonnes of raw steel is produced each year.

"Wonderful assignment to capture architectural structures made by BlueScope steel NZ. The wine is superb and so is the steel melting into the landscape."

Nestled between mountains and icy rivers lies in New Zealand.

A Melbourne-based artist, Adnate has used his work to tell the stories of Indigenous people and their native land, which is exactly what he did on the Sheep Hills silos.

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Rosebery silos capturing the grit, tenacity and character of the region’s farmers, who regularly face drought, fires and other hardships living and working in the Mallee.

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The clean crisp lines of the 490m long Bolte Bridge contrasting the light breezy sky.

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No matter where you look on Hayman Island the blue and green tones flow throughout.

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Subject - Jean-Marc La-Roque Photography Large scale industrial, shipping and architectural photography.

"This series was for a residential development on Hayman. I had to capture the feel of a place, rather than simply recording what I have seen. So we sought images that avoided the usual island cliches and showed lesser-known aspects of the Hayman environment."

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A secluded piece of paradise that will amaze you with its breath-taking natural beauty.

Australia.com's Hayman Island is known for its white beaches and celestial-blue sea.

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