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Ever since the 1990s, Deanna Templeton has been one of few female street photographers in California documenting youth cultures and life in public spaces. Piers in particular are a favourite, and she regularly shoots the locals at Huntington Beach where she lives with her husband, former pro-skater and artist Ed Templeton, as well as parks and punk shows. Places, in short, where all kinds of people meet.
Though she has been working for several decades, there’s a sense of timelessness in Templeton’s pictures, partly due to the fact she always shoots on film. It’s also in her instinctive understanding of the things that connect us, no matter what age we are, something of herself she recognises in her subjects that the viewer takes part in too: the shared joy and pain of adolescence, the desire for love and freedom, to look good and have fun. As Patti Smith wrote of Robert Mapplethorpe in Just Kids – like all good artists, she transforms time, rather than simply reflecting it.
This spring marks a busy moment for Templeton. This week her painterly, abstract portraits of the human subject go on display in exibition The Swimming Pool , which is taking place at Gallery Fifty One in Antwerp and will run until June 24. It is also released as a glorious photo book, showing Templeton’s interests in other aspects of photography and presenting the body, while still being quintessentially Californian in aesthetic. Later this month, Londoners can see works from What She Said – portraits of girls juxtaposed with excerpts from the photographer’s own teenage diaries – at a group show at 71A, alongside other artists who met through independent Zine imprint the Deadbeat Club, and from in late-May Templeton will also be showing at Photo London. While in London “Ed and I will be taking some day trips to beach towns, to check out some English piers,” she says.
It’s safe to say that Brighton isn’t quite Huntington Beach, but no doubt the pair will capture its weirdest and most wonderful everyday moments nonetheless. Ahead of this slew of European exhibits, we asked Templeton about The Swimming Pool series, how to make nudity comfortable, and being a woman in the street photography world.
On how The Swimming Pool happened… “Back in 2007 my husband Ed decided to take a little skinny dip in our swimming pool. So I decided to grab my camera and shoot a few photos. I think I rattled off ten shots. When I got my proof-sheet back from the lab a week later I really liked what I was seeing. Some of the images looked like pencil drawings and others had really beautiful shadows and light bouncing off the body through the water.
I think what also grabbed me was the quietness of the images. I’m generally a street photographer, and at the time I was also working on a series called Scratch My Name on your Arm ; this series was about how young people were getting autographs on their body instead of a piece of paper or T-shirt. It was very chaotic to shoot, the autographs turned into logos and then the logos turned into kids just writing messages on each other, and there was a lot of running around to get these photos, a lot of interaction. So when I was looking over the proof-sheet of my husband swimming it gave me a sense of calmness. It was a nice balance to the project I was currently working on.”
On the reason for the nudity… “When I decided to pursue this theme I put out an open call to friends, and friends of friends, to ask if anyone would be down to swim for me nude. The reason behind everyone being nude was that I wanted a blank canvas: I just wanted the body, the light and the water. No distractions. Which also meant that I was looking for people with little to no tattoos. Which isn’t very easy these days.”
On the swimming pool as a subject… “I think what I really liked about the swimming pool being my subject was the quietness, the controlled environment, and the one-on-one interaction I had with all the swimmers.”
On how she directed the shoots… “When I first started shooting this series I was shooting everything. I was looking at this project as a collaboration with the swimmers. I would tell them to swim however they liked. And in the beginning some of the images would come back totally distorted, almost like a Francis Bacon painting – there were double bodies, faces in front of faces. But as the years went on I started gravitating towards the images that went back to what first caught my eye; the ones with just the light reflecting onto the bodies, the shadows and the bubbles that the swimmers would produce. So I changed my approach and started to give a little more direction.”
On the female gaze… “I feel like as a woman I might have a more sensitive eye. But then that is such blanketed statement, I mean am I actually going to say that men can’t be sensitive? I guess all I can commit to is my gaze, and through my gaze I try to be sensitive and compassionate to certain situations. But I’m not a sap either, if I see something that I don’t agree with. If I find something important enough to create some kind of dialogue with, then I’ll still shoot it. Maybe my gaze is my own conscience.”
The Swimming Pool by Deanna Templeton is open until June 24, 2017 at Gallery Fifty One, Antwerp.
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Published: 05:09 BST, 19 March 2017 | Updated: 10:49 BST, 20 March 2017
More than 1,000 swimmers have stripped off for the fifth annual Sydney Skinny ocean swim at Cobbler's Beach.
The 'spectator free' event kicked off on Sunday at the secluded beach at Middle Head at the Sydney Harbour National Park.
Australian neurosurgeon Charlie Teo, World Champion surfer Layne Beachley and Author and Founder Nigel Marsh joined a record 1,335 swimmers from around Australia.
The 'naked ocean swim that's not about nudity' offers 300 or 900 metre courses and is not a race, nor is it about being seen nude, organisers say.
The skinny dippers don't strip off until they are on the sand and are handed out sarongs to cover up with as soon as they exit the water.
Beachley, who is an ambassador for the fundraising event, was pictured in the water on Sunday.
'Every single body is welcome,' Beachley recently told 9Honey . 'I encourage everyone to jump in the water and feel, not only the freedom of being nude, but also the healing qualities of immersing yourself in nature.'
More than 1,000 swimmers have stripped off for the fifth annual Sydney Skinny ocean swim at Cobbler's Beach
The annual nude swim event encourages swimmers to raise money for a number of Australian charities and good causes
The 'spectator free' event kicked off on Sunday at the secluded beach at Middle Head at the Sydney Harbour National Park
The 'naked ocean swim that's not about nudity' offers 300 or 900 metre courses and is not a race, nor is it about being seen nude, organisers say
Participants stripped down to celebrate courage, acceptance, community, charity and the Sydney Harbour
World Champion surfer Layne Beachley (pictured), who is an ambassador for the fundraising event, was pictured in the water on Sunday
Eight female participants at the popular event are seen spelling out the words 'wild women' as they enter the water
The skinny dippers don't strip off until they are on the sand and are handed out sarongs to cover up with as soon as they exit the water
Australian neurosurgeon Charlie Teo, World Champion surfer Layne Beachley and Author and Founder Nigel Marsh joined a record 1335 swimmers from around Australia
A male participant is seen hold a Nudie umbrella - a fruit drink distributor which sponsors the popular event
The nude body is beautiful. Some may be more attr...
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Published: 11:07 BST, 20 November 2013 | Updated: 14:48 BST, 22 November 2013
A group of young farmers have posed in nothing but wellies and flat caps for a daring photoshoot - all in the name of charity.
The men and women of Bedfordshire's Young Farmers stripped off for a series of nude photographs to raise money for mental health charity, Mind.
The charity calendar was the brainchild of 20-year-old Emily Steaggles after her best friend Lizzie Barnes tragically committed suicide in December 2012.
September: North Beds Girls pose in the nude for the charity calendar, cuddling up to some cute puppies
Showing their guns: Woburn boys pose with guns and pups for their shoot in a local pub
July features the Biggleswade boys baring all during a game of cricket, while the Leighton Buzzard girls are hitting the right notes in December, singing songs around the piano.
Emily, from Barton-Le-Clay, Beds, spent three months planning and shooting the calendar, with farming communities from all over Bedfordshire posing for the project.
Domestic godesses: Woburn girls channel their inner Mary Berry as they strike a pose in a country kitchen
Bats and balls: Biggleswade boys indulge in a game of naked cricket
Bottoms up! Leighton Buzzard boys play tug of war in the field
Emily said: 'Lizzie introduced me to Young Farmers in 2006 and from day one I enjoyed everything it had to offer as did Lizzie. She entered almost every activity and competition going, and went to all the events.
'The last naked calendar produced by Bedfordshire Young Farmers Club was in 2009, Lizzie wasn't of age to participate but was very keen to if another one ever came about.
'So I decided a calendar would be a great way to celebrate all that YFC has to offer, and all the things that Lizzie enjoyed, whilst raising money for such a fantastic charity that helps people suffering with mental health issues, so they can get the help they need.
Serious machinery: Silsoe boys Liam pose on tractors in a field for the calendar, which will see proceeds go to Mind
Dinner is served: North Beds boys go for a 'butler in the buff' look
'Mind is one of the most recognised mental health charities and it provides support and advice for those suffering, ensuring they are not alone. '
A total of 76 people took part in the £10 calendar, which also includes four horses, ten dogs and fourteen sheep.
Emily added: 'The Biggleswade girls who did a stock judging theme with the sheep had me in fits of laughter as sheep aren't the easiest animals to control, especially when they are being straddled by a girls who is completely starkers.
' The sheep were leaping about and trying to jump out of the pen while Gina Andrews, who luckily is a Jockey for a living, clung on in just her birthday suit.
'Nothing was too bad about the shoots, other than controlling lots of naked men; Woburn lads are a bit of a handful and have always enjoyed running around without clothes, which apparently is quite a regular occurrence.
'Some people jumped at the chance to show a bit of flesh, others only built up the courage because they knew it was for such a great cause and knew that Lizzie would be looking down laughing at us all.'
Making music: Leighton Buzzard girls pose naked on the piano for the charity calendar
Horsing around: Silsoe girls get comfortable in the stables with equine companions
Au natural: Bedford girls pose al fresco in the vegetable patch
Tribute: The charity calendar was thought up by 20-year-old Emily Steaggles after her best friend Elizabeth Barnes tragically committed suicide in December 2012
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