The Continuous Portrait Project
A physical manifestation of The Continuous Portrait Project, showcasing the photographic work of Cameron Rennie. A collection of over 100 black and white portraits of tattooists working in the British Isles at this time. Beautifully presented in a hardback cover, each image is accompanied by supporting text.
About five years ago, Cameron Rennie bought an analogue camera from a vintage photography shop in his hometown of Edinburgh. He challenged himself to take ten portraits of his mates. They ended up being mostly heavily tattooed people. Seeing their images in black and white, something clicked aesthetically for Rennie. And so The Continuous Portrait Project was born on Instagram. Photos of people connected to the tattoo world, he wanted to capture its beautiful diversity.
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The Continuous Portrait Project
A physical manifestation of The Continuous Portrait Project, showcasing the photographic work of Cameron Rennie. A collection of over 100 black and white portraits of tattooists working in the British Isles at this time. Beautifully presented in a hardback cover, each image is accompanied by supporting text.
About five years ago, Cameron Rennie bought an analogue camera from a vintage photography shop in his hometown of Edinburgh. He challenged himself to take ten portraits of his mates. They ended up being mostly heavily tattooed people. Seeing their images in black and white, something clicked aesthetically for Rennie. And so The Continuous Portrait Project was born on Instagram. Photos of people connected to the tattoo world, he wanted to capture its beautiful diversity.
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A physical manifestation of The Continuous Portrait Project, showcasing the photographic work of Cameron Rennie. A collection of over 100 black and white portraits of tattooists working in the British Isles at this time. Beautifully presented in a hardback cover, each image is accompanied by supporting text.
About five years ago, Cameron Rennie bought an analogue camera from a vintage photography shop in his hometown of Edinburgh. He challenged himself to take ten portraits of his mates. They ended up being mostly heavily tattooed people. Seeing their images in black and white, something clicked aesthetically for Rennie. And so The Continuous Portrait Project was born on Instagram. Photos of people connected to the tattoo world, he wanted to capture its beautiful diversity.
