About Paul Russell99 / Paul Russell

Visual cartographer of the psychogeographic landscape.

Main web site:
www.paulrussell.info - photos

Recent solo shows
September/October 2006: "Beside the Sea" (35 prints) Gallery 435, Slough, England
Gallery 435

February/March 2007: "Beside the Sea" (35 prints) South Hill Park Arts Centre, Bracknell, England
South Hill Park

September 2007, "Beside the Sea" (36 prints): a new selection of prints from the series, Clotworthy Arts Centre, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Clotworthy

Visit my blog:
blog

All the photos on Flickr and on my main website were taken during the period 2003-2009.

Please note that any rude/derogatory/libelous comments regarding people in the photos will be deleted.

I'm Male.

http://www.paulrussell.info
England

Paul Russell99's contacts (339)

the pizzafellas [更瘸]

colinpantall

systermans (alex cretey)

Paul Russell99's public groups

Disponible Street Cliche Colour Chart Bournemouth Street Photography FlickrCentral Hardcore Balloon Photography Cardiff The Marlborough festival show PHOTOICON MAGAZINE Publish and be Damned! - TEARSHEETS Your photo isn't really that great Dr Karanka's print stravaganza Lunasa Photos La Pura Vida presents 'Can't Pay the Rent' photographywired 告別映像 - Farewell Photography Street Art London London Graffiti Streets Street 1000views+100faves photographs on the brain Brighton & Hove - One Picture a Day Limit Tired of Tulips? Bournemouth Street 250views+25 favorites Punch and Judy	Guardian 'In Pictures' Hardcore Street Photography (HCSP) distant lights LIFE MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHERS Streetpulse Dorset Events 浮世絵 - The Floating World Beside the Seaside Hardcore Pigeon Photography 'Name Me' or 'Agree a Fee'? La Pura Vida Banksy Figures in a Landscape London Street Photography (the finest selection) 31 Pictures, August 2008 foto8 Humour et situations insolites dans la rue - Humour and unusual Hardcore Animal Farm Photography simple as fuck piece of art Street or Studio Dorset Members' Room Hardcore Tweet Photography (Colour) Martin Parr WE ♥ U

Testimonials

WAXY. says:
"A crowd favourite. Paul is one of mine too. Consistently fantastic!"

Hughes Léglise-Bataille says:
"Paul is one of a handful of photographers whose work can achieve that very rare quality of making you laugh and marvel like a 10-year old. He is also a keen and sensitive observer, able to isolate the magic in the most mundane situations, and capture hidden street rythms in precise compositions."

i didn't mean to go to Stoke says:
"Pauls photos offer a fresh perspective of the world, he is the poet laureate of the seaside, capturing an elderly lady reclining in a deckchair, a man in tweeds laughing at a Punch and Judy show.
He uses a fresh language to express the constant state of anxiety as the holidaymakers go about there staged leisure, every photo looks choreographed in a dazzling display of enigmatic composition and unintentional humour, he is just as good as Martin Parr. sheer brilliance"

g_hanten says:
"Paul has a wonderful and charming way of revealing the world to us. His work can be painterly or often surreal, but always revealing in a delightful manner."

oleiso says:
"Straight up genius!"

chuckp says:
"Paul must be the love-child of Tony Ray-Jones. No one in the last thirty years has managed to get such a cast of classic British characters to play out scene after scene of perfectly deadpan, perfectly composed playlets as we have here in this stream. Does he make all this up? No. Too good to be invented.."

Dan Sumption says:
"Paul has an incredible eye for the humorous details which pass most of us by every day. With his humour, his bright palette and his love of quintessentially English pastimes (seaside treats and country fairs), there are obvious similarities between his work and that of Martin Parr. The comparison is valid (and praise in itself) but Paul has a style that is all his own. And he has more photos of road cones than Martin."

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