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Dominic Rouse (born 1959) is a contemporary digital photographer from England. The Nikon Coolpix 950 Casio Exilim Digital photography, as opposed to film photography, uses an electronic sensor to record the image as a piece of electronic data rather than as chemical changes on film. ...
At the age of 16 Dominic Rouse started his photographic career as a press photographer for local and national newspapers. In 1982 he returned to college to study advertising and commercial photography. It was during this time period that he developed an interest in multiple exposure techiniques using large format cameras. In 1986, after spending a brief time working with commercial agencies, he opened his own studio.
Photography
"Dominic Rouse .......... master of digital manipulation." (B & W Magazine)
Dominic Rouse's stylized approach to photography consists of creating digital monochrome compositions that deconstruct and reconstruct the human form.
Exhibitions
2004 FotoFest in Houston
2004 Honolulu Academy
2003 Carmel Center for Photographic Art
2002 XII Encuentros Abiertos de Fotografia in Buenos Aires
2002 Benham Gallery in Seattle
2002 Schneider Gallery in Chicago
Awards
2006 Ultimate Eye Foundation grant
2005 First prize in The Photo Review's Annual Competition
2005 Gold Award by America's Black and White magazine for 'The cunning of unreason'
2005 Winner of Artrom Gallery's International Digital competition in Rome
2005 Winner of Los Angeles Center for Digital Art's International juried competition.
2003 Won the 'Special Photographer' category in the first International Photography Awards (Photography's Oscars) held at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles
2002 Ultimate Eye Foundation grant
2000 Recognition at the International Digital Exhibition Awards (London)
1999 Recognition at the International Digital Exhibition Awards (London)
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