YellowKorner is a French photography publisher, founded in 2006 by Alexandre de Metz and Paul-Antoine Briat. It sells limited, numbered editions through its own galleries around the world. Only about a hundred photographers make its list. Sixteen of my Sydney photographs are among its editions.
It always makes me smile to think this French fine art dealer has a picture of your local rock pool hanging on a wall. That's where the Australian landscape deserves to be.
How the gallery tells it
YellowKorner's artist page describes me as one of Australia's leading landscape photographers, and as the acrobat of seaside landscapes. It tells the story from the start: I began at sixteen, taught myself, and developed black and white prints in a darkroom in my parents' basement.
Most mornings I'm still out before dawn to catch the city in a different light.
Where the editions sell
YellowKorner sells my work in Paris, Amsterdam, Madrid, Athens, Dubai, New Delhi, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Mexico City and Santiago. The sixteen editions are Patterns, Crystal, New Perspectives, From Above, Bathers, Relax, Cloud Surfers, Beach Boats, Pathways, Paradise, Pure Joy, Into the Light, Summer Colours, Wash, Summer Days and Swimmers.
Three you can buy here
Three of the sixteen are also sold here as prints: Crystal and Into the Light, both at Bronte, and Relax at Bondi.
The other thirteen are sold through YellowKorner. All sixteen are on the gallery works page.
Richard Hirst has photographed Sydney's harbour, beaches and ocean pools for more than thirty five years. He is represented by YellowKorner. More about Richard.