Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Liam has lived in Cumbria for most of his adult life. After studying Photography at the University of Cumbria, he moved to Kendal to pursue a career in education, galleries and museums, commercial photography, and his own artistic practice.
"I find that I swing between 'straight' photography of places and people to much more conceptual and experimental works. My street photography and documentary practice often reflects an interest in exploring the culture and landscapes of the British Isles. In my more experimental work I am trying to capture nature, human breathing, and invisible things to name just a few."
"I find that I swing between 'straight' photography of places and people to much more conceptual and experimental works. My street photography and documentary practice often reflects an interest in exploring the culture and landscapes of the British Isles. In my more experimental work I am trying to capture nature, human breathing, and invisible things to name just a few."
The total number of stars in the universe is greater than all the grains of sand on all the beaches of the planet Earth.
– “The idea behind my Star Fields series, which draws parallels between the microcosmic and the cosmic.”
Liam Collins
