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Get your photography seen by the audience you deserve! These secrets will help you secure an exhibition of your own

Photographer Marc Davenant has found a way to get photography in front of audiences without waiting for a gallery to open its doors. The post Get your photography seen by the audience you deserve! These secrets will help you secure an exhibition of your own appeared first on Amateur Photographer .

Get your photography seen by the audience you deserve! These secrets will help you secure an exhibition of your own

Photographer Marc Davenant has discovered a novel approach to showcasing photography by bypassing traditional gallery systems and seeking out unconventional venues. His exhibitions, such as "Outsiders" and "Rebellion!," have found success in various public spaces, including libraries, cathedrals, and community centers, attracting thousands of visitors.

Davenant emphasizes the importance of creating emotionally resonant photographs that engage viewers rather than relying on online images that are consumed quickly and forgotten. He suggests that physical prints on walls can offer a more profound and prolonged engagement with the artwork. Moreover, Davenant advocates for simplicity in exhibiting photography.

He advises photographers to start with a compelling body of work rather than searching for a suitable venue. By selecting a few impactful images and considering where they could be displayed, photographers can create exhibitions that are more accessible and engaging for audiences beyond the traditional gallery crowd. Davenant's approach involves designing exhibitions that are easy for venues to accommodate, minimizing effort required for installation and ensuring a seamless experience for viewers.

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