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Craig Whitehead (Sixstreetunder)

Cambridge
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OpenSea
Foundation

Selection of minted pieces

Bio

I have been focusing on street photography since 2016, in that time I have taught workshops internationally including four in New York as well as two solo Skillshare original classes and appearing in several publications and two books (The Street Photographers Manual and Old Skool Photography) I Minted my first NFT late October and have since sold out my collection on Opensea and was featured on the homepage as well as selling all of my 1/1 work on foundation and half of my First full collection there also alongside a feature on their home page.

Awards, Publications & Exhibitions

3 street Gallery
Amateur photographer magazine
Digital photographer magazine
T3 Magazine

Books

Streets of London - Mendo
The Street Photographers Manual - David Gibson
Old School Photography - Kai Wong
New York - Craig Whitehead (self-published 2020)

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Collection Details

Colour Theories View on Foundation

Colour Theories represents my obsession for one thing throughout all of my photography. This collection will be ongoing and populated by my favourite colour focused images from my years of street photography so far but also new work from 2022. The collection will grow and change with the subtle adjustments in my own practice. Some images may be centred around people and some may be far more abstract but the connecting line will always be colour.

HOME | View on Foundation

A collection of images taken over the first 6 years of my journey into street photography. I'm often drawn to anonymity and obscured faces. I find faces distract from the focus of the image which for me is the composition, colour or gesture and rarely the person. These are photographs with people, but not of people. Nothing you see is posed or altered beyond general colour, exposure and cropping. Street photography should not be a lie.

NEW YORK | View on OpenSea

A Collection of photos taken in New York across three trips and 2 years. They all appeared in my sold-out first-ever print project and now for the first time they are available as 1/1 NFT's (also now sold out and available on secondary).

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Photography Genre

Street
Abstract
Fine Art

Tags

Street photography
Abstract

ETH address

Sixstreetunder.eth

Extra details

Notable Collectors
Photographing since
First NFT mint

Freddie (@1centwhale), WhaleShark, UnknownCollector (@UnknownCo123), pixelpete, jabjabx (@jabdoteth), Dro (@P2thedro)

2010

2021-10-27

Location

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom

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Skills

Street Photography
NFT Minting
Fine Art Photography
Abstract Photography
Workshop Instruction
Composition
Color Theory
Digital Art

Location

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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