Terry Hughes

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Terry Hughes

Terry Hughes is a Scottish born photographer, working primarily in infrared and monochrome photography.
From: Glasgow, Scottland.
Shows: Solarplates.


Terry Hughes prefers to use digital cameras to create digital negatives for use with solarplate and cyanotype processes.

Terry Hughes studied photography in the mid-1980s and is known to use his film camera from time to time to remember the feeling of real photography,
He is also glad that the digital revolution came along to enable us to be even more creative in our thoughts and vision of what photographic art should be.

Contact Terry Hughes

  • Email: terry33rpm (at) gmail.com
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