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Robert Yeager
© Robert Yeager: Gulls.Clouds


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presents

Robert Yeager

BEGINNING, JULY 13th

Flush mounted panoramics on aluminum, sizes up to
5ft by 2ft, 1" border.

 


Ocean Meditations

These photographic montages
are a collection of moments
shot over varying periods of
time, revealing the subtle
variations of color and light in
the ocean, sky and horizon.

Idiosyncrasies within the
photograph process and the
imposed grid become part of
the composition, creating a
tension between the natural
world and the technology
used to record it.


Robert Yeager
© Robert Yeager: Water.Rain

Robert Yeager
© Robert Yeager: Panorama.Spring

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Robert Yeager
© Robert Yeager

Robert Yeager
© Robert Yeager

ABOUT ROBERT YEAGER

Robert Yeager was introduced to photography while working on his school newspaper at San Diego State University.  He is self-taught and learned by experimenting with the medium.  Now he enjoys using his photography skills to follow the various fascinations he has with the world.  You can see this fascination through his most recent images that are a meditation on the ocean, sky and horizon taken within the last year near his current home in Venice Beach, Ca. 

PHOTOGRAPHIC MONTAGE SERIES:

Robert’s love of subtlety is apparent when looking at this new series.  He shot his ‘horizon’ and ‘rain’ pieces over months as an exercise and instead decided that what he liked about each piece was the subtle change each photo represented.  He made the choice to create a grid of photos that show natures slow change.

The ‘horizon’ and ‘rain’ pieces eventually led to shooting the same scene several times over in a grid pattern and building a single photograph from select pieces, creating a sort of puzzle picture that, as a whole, never occurred. That is, each photograph in the grid is its own ‘moment’ and is taken from several sets of pictures that were taken over a short period of time while the scene lasted. This resulted in the ‘panorama’ and ‘vertical’ pieces.

 

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