Manic Botanic

source: itsnicethat

It’s tempting, on first glance, to dismiss Bridget Collins as another one of those trendy photographers shooting overexposed images of any old ‘stuff’ they come across, but, while there’s one or two images in her portfolio you might feel you’ve seen before, we assure you that you definitely haven’t. The Brooklyn-based, Minneapolis-born photographer is blessed with a phenomenal combination of acute eye for composition, natural understanding of colour and a terrific sense of narrative and timing that elevates her work beyond that of many of her peers into a world that’s sharp, enchanting and lusciously coloured. There’s not many photographers out there that could hook you in with a shot of a photo in a plastic bag, but in Bridget’s hands this uninspiring subject matter becomes a visual treat.
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source: aintbadmagazine

Bridget Collins was born in Minneapolis, MN. Bridget currently resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she graduated from Pratt Institute in 2012 with a BFA in Photography. Since graduating, her work has appeared in publications including Vice, Dear Dave, and Matte Magazine . She is a contributing editor to the experimental publication Packet Biweekly. Today we share her series Olly Olly Oxen Free.
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source: fubiznet

Bridget Collins is an American photographer born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With pictures containing strange and unusual small details, photographs can immerse themselves in a world where objects interact with the environment.