Christopher Bucklow

            I found the pictures taken by Christopher Bucklow incredibly interesting. I like the way the colors completely cover the figure and make them appear to be glowing. His photography is unique to me because I haven't seen anything like it before. Like his work Tretrarch 10-55 am, and other similar works are amazing to me. I like how it looks like the person is made of a thousand suns, and that the color continues beyond just the figure to make them appear to be glowing. I hope to see more work by Bucklow because of how much I admire the ones we saw in class.






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