Myth and magic
Tim describes his fascination with the country as ‘a land of myth and magic, of fearsome subterranean power and spectacular scenery’.
‘The other worldliness of Iceland is something many have tried to capture and Tim’s images in particular capture the isolation and singular landscapes of Iceland’, says Fox Talbot Museum curator Roger Watson from the National Trust. ‘In Britain we are fortunate to live in many varied landscapes, but nothing is more unique in terms of scenery than Iceland.’
Depth and tone
The photographs in the exhibition are printed in black and white and are split toned, giving the images an enhanced depth. Tim Rudman is regarded as a master printer and his skills in the darkroom, coupled with his skills behind the camera, create images with a heightened sense and unexpected depths.