An exhibition of magical, mysterious and dreamlike photographs by renowned County Antrim photographer, Debbie Deboo is being hosted in the Dock Café, Titanic Quarter until March 10.
The photographs Debbie has selected for this exhibition are dazzling in their artistry, capturing more than just an image, but an atmosphere and hidden parts of nature and humanity.
Mysterious and magical, each one has a story to tell, including a fabulous sequence of extraordinary images featuring two models in an abandoned house ‘somewhere deep in the NI countryside’.
Dazzling visual artistry and narrative combine throughout the work to ensure that Debbie’s photographs will captivate each visitor to the Dock Café.
“I’ve been developing my skills over the past five years,” she said. “This collection of work is the culmination of that time and is a collection that I hope everyone will come away from with their own interpretation of what images have been composed.”
From deep rich-toned work through to almost fairy-tale and whimsical all were taken with two models either in woodland or in her custom ‘log cabin’ studio at her home in Upper Ballinderry, near Lisburn.
Debbie was the 2014 winner of the Ulster Wildlife ‘Nature Matters’ award, is the official photographer for the Sunflower Festival and covers, fashion, live music event and specialises in landscape and photo artistry.
The exhibition will show that her work has a dramatic creativity, more than just recordings of a moment, but something the viewer can immerse themselves in, seeking Debbie’s meaning, and what is says of themselves.
As well as the photographs by Debbie, she also does the clothes and accessories, hair and make-up proving what a remarkably creative artist she is.
Anyone looking to understand the modern photographic scene is well, advised to get along to the Dock Café and check out Debbie Deboo’s work. The photographs will be exhibited until 10 March.