Photographs of Hands
Raves, reviews and comments
PHOTOGRAPHS OF HANDS has so far been very well-received by author and photographic artist Richard Seah's circle of friends and contacts.
As the book gains wider circulation, more reviews and readers' comments will be added.
For now, here are some initial impressions from those who have viewed the e-book, or a preview of it in the photo essay, Photographs of Hands @ JPG Magazine
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Very impressive. A work of art. Took my breath away! -- Rebecca Low |
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Congratulations on a good work of art in reflecting your inner thoughts and feelings on the subject of hands, a favourite of yours. Communicative and poignant, the images invoke a sense of resonant appreciation and association. -- Lee Hin Mun |
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Two hands, ten fingers, everyone has got them. So what could possibly be so interesting about them that almost a hundred photographs of them needed to be compiled together to make a book?
A talented artist has a way of looking at things that others seem to overlook. While you may see a girl reading a book, an artist will see the posture of her hands, the placement of her fingers, her delicate touch when she turns the page... He will capture the light and show you an angle that had never occurred to you. Hands are wonderfully expressive, they have so much character, each so unique. And Richard Seah has managed to capture their beauty, pain, hope, grace and exuberance. – Hena Tayeb |
| Thank you for producing an extremely beautiful book on Photographs of Hands.Many of the photos in a Buddhist setting have re-energised my faith in Lord Buddha's teaching.
-- Francis Chin |
| Nice work Richard. Ambitious, but not beyond you.
– Thomas Brauer |
| Great series! So diverse and eccletic! I cannot wait for the printed edition to be out.
– Marva Fonseca |
| iIt can be difficult to make every picture of hands interesting, but you have done it.
– Theerapong Bhothirungsi |
| A very beautiful job!
– Francesco Scipioni |
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