Chris Lord Press Releases

Traditional And Experimental Photography Exhibition

New York, NY - July 6th, 2019

Traditional and Experimental Photography Exhibition X Gallery and Single Shot join to present the Traditional and Experimental Photography Exhibition. Single Shot is an online Manhattan Neighborhood Network internet program hosted by Alex AG. Alex interviews photographers who are diverse in their approach to the world of photography. The exhibition presents a collection of traditional photographic works that explores both traditional monochrome film and digital surrealistic photography. Each photographer presenting work is an interviewed guest of the Single Shot show. Please Join us for this event to view the wide range of photographic creativity associated with one of the fastest evolving media by honoring the legacy of both methods, traditional film and digital photography. We salute the photographers who are deeply rooted in the purest methods of photography and the photo artist...

Chris Lords New Travel Photography

New York, NY - July 2nd, 2019

Branching out in a new direction I have taken up traveling quite a bit in my retired years. This means that I have been able to amass a new collection of travel images from Myanmar and Italy as well as local destinations like new York and Washington DC. Stop by my pages and browse the new galleries, which will be growing as time permits. New destinations are planned for the near future. Or pay a visit to my main website where 750 images from the fabulous Myanmar trip are now up for viewing in full-screen glory. https://www.pixielatedpixels.com/

Chris Lords Pixielated Pixels Reviewed In SHUTTERBUG

New York, NY - October 27th, 2014

Shutterbug Review. Shutterbug Magazine July 2014 Shutterbug's Shutterbugs, Exploring Reader's Websites by Joe Farace RE: www.PixielatedPixels.com Shutterbug reader Chris Lord is another transplant, this time from the UK, and calls the Big Apple his home. In this site Lord has created a fairy-tale land of HDR photography and collected arresting images in six galleries. Heck, even his portrait in “Meet the Artist” is HDR, and one of the best portraits of a photographer I've seen in a long, long while. (we make terrible subjects for other shooters.) The first two galleries include images from both his original and adopted home, but I started with the United Kingdom, which has three subcollections, including The Brighton Experience. Lord's approach to HDR mixes well with his nostalgic approach to image making and the subject matter at hand. His lush and whimsical image of the Bri...