In a world dominated by Photoshop and AI, Linda Chapman chooses a different path. This post explores why she doesn’t edit her photographs, how her darkroom roots shaped her values, and why authenticity matters more than convenience.

Abstract photography isn’t accidental. In this post, Linda Chapman shares how instinct, observation, and natural light come together in her work — and why she refuses to edit her images or rely on software to create meaning.

Tell us a bit about yoursef I am an abstract photographic artist based in London. I worked in commercial photography for someyears, then realising I had to get back into art and open up my mind again.Since the beginning I was fascinated by light, so began by combining...

Dioramas – What, How, Why? I’m going to start writing blogs periodically about the types of art I produce. I guess there are 3 main areas to my art: Photography, Sculpture, and Dioramas. Making a sweeping statement here, but I’m pretty sure the majority of people have…