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Kal Khogali | profile | all galleries >> Old Work 2004-2007 >> Series & Projects >> The Silent Witness tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

The Silent Witness

A Gallery dedicated to the art of the invisible, the silent witness and not the judge, the observer and not the participant...a work in progress
He, The Audience & I, Shanghai 2007
He, The Audience & I, Shanghai 2007
We Four, New Zealand 2007
We Four, New Zealand 2007
Portrait Of A Shadow, New Zealand 2007
Portrait Of A Shadow, New Zealand 2007
Lost In The Crowd, Shanghai 2007
Lost In The Crowd, Shanghai 2007
The Rendezvous, Shanghai 2007
The Rendezvous, Shanghai 2007
The Barber & I, Shanghai 2006
The Barber & I, Shanghai 2006
Through The Shutters, Xitang 2006
Through The Shutters, Xitang 2006
You Are Never Alone, Shanghai 2006
You Are Never Alone, Shanghai 2006
ESP With A Crowd, Shanghai 2006
ESP With A Crowd, Shanghai 2006
The Awakening, Shanghai 2006
The Awakening, Shanghai 2006
The Invisible Witness, Shanghai 2006
The Invisible Witness, Shanghai 2006
Photograffiti, Shanghai 2005
Photograffiti, Shanghai 2005

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Guest 08-Aug-2007 22:36
Excellent gallery. I'm looking forward to checking back and seeing what you come up with next. Great job!
Martha Albuquerque01-May-2007 16:09
We can see your soul through this wonderful work, Kal. Keep it up!

~Bravo and Vote~
Ray Rebortira07-Feb-2007 16:49
Art is not invisible, Kal, because it always carries the stamp of its creator. This gallery is an excellent example because every image demonstrates your mastery of light and shadow, lines and colours, technique and composition and, most of all, your innate sensitivity and compassionate approach to your subjects. You may try to be anonymous but you, invisible? Never.
...duncan19-Jan-2007 01:59
This looks to be the start of a great gallery of work. I agree with Ade on seizing the moment. One of the things that I like the most about your work Kal is that you let the subject be and the contrived part of the photo is you waiting and setting it up in the view finder. It is harder to do on the street and do a self portrait. I have never jumped in a bath after drinking but when the moment comes I am sure I will seize it.
Guest 07-Jan-2007 22:32
I must tell you a quick tale and a lesson learned at the same time. Whilst walking home from a christmas party there was a skip below the park, it was lashing down with rain, and a bathtub had obviously been pulled out of it on the pavement even the plug was in:-),the sp photo ops were endless even at 1.30am and several beers, the images ran through my mind of the shots etc, but i failed to make it back even as it was only 100 yds from my house, i had the camera on with its rain mac. I thought i'll wait a bit get the tripod umbrella etc. Then i fell asleep. Next night i waited up put on a sort of flasher mac so as i could be in the bath in the middle of the street, sober, waited till 1.30am crept out the back lane in the rain, BOTH SKIP AND BATH GONE:-(. moral SEIZE THE MOMENT. Sorry for rabbiting on Ade
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