Contact & Bio

Kevin Thornhill’s photographs tell a story or capture a moment, which will evoke emotion and can transport the viewer to the location or event.

Kevin Thornhill colour treats images before conversion and investigates methods on how to add authenticity to his digital black and whites.

Kevin Thornhill deliberately composes certain shots for black and white conversion; He will use shadow/contrast, to add an air of intrigue or may add some vignette to concentrate the viewer’s attention.

Kevin Thornhill likes the eye to traverse the scene and he will arrange his shoots to accomplish this. He loves to see people gasp and hear them reminisce as they view his work.

His recent Parisian shoot has pleasantly reminded people of their time spent in Paris! His work has garnered comments like “only in Paris”.

He was lucky enough to get one of his images published from the Manila series of his work, in the UK based Lonely Planet magazine.

contact him at

http://www.london-photographic-association.com/site/profile.php?em_f=1&user_id=9342

Kevin has a thirst for photography and is extremely ambitious, giving his all into his work. Kevin’s work is best known for evoking emotion and transporting the viewer to the location of the photo and allowing them to share in that special moment.

His work has been featured in the Lonely Planet Magazine, Photography Monthly, Digital Photographer, Photography for Beginners, what digital camera and he’s won the TNT Travel Photographer of the Year Award. Most recently, he has started to focus on the Fashion and Beauty genre of photography having his street fashion series shown at exhibitions.
In his spare time, Kevin likes to teach others how to take better photographs, either with a camera or a smartphone and has given talks at the Apple store in London.

Seeking avenues of learning the art form of photography, he has attended one-to-one training courses, seminars and portfolio reviews to ensure his continued growth.

Two quotes from Ansel Adams have fuelled his passion and allowed him to view his photography differently:
“There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs.” – Ansel Adams
“Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop”. – Ansel Adams

He is currently based in London.

You can review more of his photographs at

http://www.facebook.com/Kevin.Thornhill.Photography

Contact me at
Kevin.thornhill(at)hotmail.com