Emma Delves-Broughton
Emma Delves-Broughton collection of Limited
Edition black and white and colour photographs are all signed
and are available framed or unframed.
Emma Delves-Broughton
Emma first started to photograph strong, sexy women during the early nineties. Her work was first featured in Skin Two magazine and Amateur Photographer in 1998. This was shortly followed by her first solo exhibition entitled "Lipstick & Lashes" at the f-stop gallery in Bath and later that year at the Skin Two Rubber Ball.
Emma works within the world of portraiture, fetish, fashion and beauty. She originally specialized in Black & White photography, using a very wide range of techniques encompassing toning and hand tinting on fibre based papers, though now she is equally at home with Colour Photography, which feature strongly in her fashion and beauty work. Attention to detail is very important to Emma, which stems from her experience as a make-up artist and stylist. Clients include clothes and lingerie designers and hairdressers.
Most of Emma’s subjects are women. They are much more relaxed in front of a camera, and much more willing to be photographed, so for her it seems the obvious choice. As She is a woman she can automatically have an empathy with other woman, so they can feel relaxed and enjoy themselves in front of the camera. At the same time, Emma’s understanding of what it’s like to be a woman, and to feel sexy in tight or revealing clothing helps.
Edition black and white and colour photographs are all signed
and are available framed or unframed.
Emma Delves-Broughton
Emma first started to photograph strong, sexy women during the early nineties. Her work was first featured in Skin Two magazine and Amateur Photographer in 1998. This was shortly followed by her first solo exhibition entitled "Lipstick & Lashes" at the f-stop gallery in Bath and later that year at the Skin Two Rubber Ball.
Emma works within the world of portraiture, fetish, fashion and beauty. She originally specialized in Black & White photography, using a very wide range of techniques encompassing toning and hand tinting on fibre based papers, though now she is equally at home with Colour Photography, which feature strongly in her fashion and beauty work. Attention to detail is very important to Emma, which stems from her experience as a make-up artist and stylist. Clients include clothes and lingerie designers and hairdressers.
Most of Emma’s subjects are women. They are much more relaxed in front of a camera, and much more willing to be photographed, so for her it seems the obvious choice. As She is a woman she can automatically have an empathy with other woman, so they can feel relaxed and enjoy themselves in front of the camera. At the same time, Emma’s understanding of what it’s like to be a woman, and to feel sexy in tight or revealing clothing helps.
