Alan Miller | Okarito Beach, Westland, 2001

About Alan Miller For more than thirty years Alan Miller has been hand printing compelling silver gelatin photographs, travelling extensively and capturing images as he sees them. Miller's calculated, methodical approach to image making is driven by the fundamental belief that the camera enables him to capture something that is of essence. This is demonstrable in the almost spiritual way in which he captures light, be it on water, through mist or fog, or with a movement away from documentary towards abstraction. Working largely outside the art market system, Miller has remained untouched by modish influences and true to his convictions in the power of the captured moment.