Sandy
McLennan loves wandering just outside his darkroom door (the home or portable
one) with cameras and sound recorders.
While hand-processing celluloid motion pictures and pinhole paper negatives, he
reveals what fits to
express current personal and state-of-the-world emotions. He improvises sound
tracks from shoot-location field recordings and sounds associated with creating
the work. He leads workshops enabling the experience of slow time via analogue technology.
He has exhibited motion pictures, photography, installation/performance and
sound and has received grants from Canada Council for the Arts and Ontario Arts
Council.
Here is an extensive and complimentary article in Muskoka Life Magazine, about some of my work
