If it is true that “a picture is worth a thousand words”, then photographer Matt McKee has developed a whole new vocabulary from his years behind his lens.
From the start, Matt McKee has been a conceptual thinker with something to say.
Photographs are not simply reproductions of what is in a frame, but a way to tell a story, a way to showcase what is looking to be understood.
This is Matt’s way. Products have purpose, Portraits must portray, Art must move.
Found on the Beach is a collection of 18 new, exquisite still lifes of pieces that were found during a beach walk. Each image evokes a dark, distinctive view into a different world.
Come and explore... More > Matt McKee's unique vision of simplicity and zen-like quietude.< Less
Found on the Beach is a collection of 18 new, exquisite still lifes of pieces that were found during a beach walk. Each image evokes a dark, distinctive view into a different world.
Come and explore... More > Matt McKee's unique vision of simplicity and zen-like quietude.< Less
The personality of the Footlight Club, America's oldest continuing community theater. A series of black and white, fine art portraits, created on location inside the 130 year old theater, by Matthew... More > McKee and his production team, with essays by the Footlight members. Meet the fascinating characters who describe, in their own words, their experiences with this venerable club. A must have for any lover of the theater arts or collector of fine photography books.< Less
Every community has its key members and personalities that make the group into a vibrant and relevant world. The personality of the Footlight Club, America's oldest continuing community theater, is... More > no different.
Matt McKee has created a series of black and white, fine art portraits, inside the 130 year old theater, featuring some of the many hard working volunteers who have kept this theater alive and prominent in the landscape of this suburb of Boston.
Essays from each of the subject recounts their experiences with this historic theater and with the community that makes up community theater in New England.
A must have for any lover of the theater arts or collector of fine photography books.< Less
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