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Snapshots: Jason Koh



Name: Jason Koh
Type of photographer: Conceptual
Equipment: Canon EOS 20D, Olympus E-500, an old Minolta, Nikon F55
Accessories: A couple lenses, a battered tripod, pen and paper


Selective Massacre, Sunflowers

This piece was done as a visual study of Van Gogh's Sunflowers, questioning not only the value of an art piece, but also standard conventions of photography and the notion of tasteful cropping. Most photographers tend to shy away from chopping off parts of the subject with the camera, but I've always believed that doing so sometimes enhances, rather than detracts from the picture.

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