Carol Fulton
BA (Hons) Fine Art, MA Photography

Carol Fulton studied Fine Art Photography gaining a First Class Honours degree in 1984. This was followed by an MA in Photography at the Royal College of Art, London in 1990. Winner of the Fletcher King Prize and co-won the Boots / 3M Award and the Chesterton Prize.

After ten years in London working for designers on book covers, and opera, theatre and dance posters, Carol moved to Kent where she now exhibits and sells her large scale figurative landscapes to both corporate and private clients.
Though appearing incidental, all the images are highly orchestrated – and are photographed using models in carefully selected locations. They are all single exposures, shot in-camera using traditional roll film and medium format cameras i.e. not created digitally.

AWARDS:
The Chesterton Prize
The Fletcher King Award
The Boots/3M Award
Benson & Hedges Video Gold Award

CLIENTS:
Caroll Dempsey Thirkell, Enterprise IG, Quadrant Design (Designing with Photographs published by Rotovision), Bill Smith Studio, English National Opera, Royal Opera House, Royal Festival Hall, Royal Shakespeare Company, Penguin Books, Orion, Bloomsbury Black Swan Secker & Warburg Jonathan Cape Flamingo Body Shop New Scientist Telegraph Observer Magazine Cosmopolitan Country Living Magazine, Beautiful Living Magazine, Fletcher King, David Champion, Harrods, Paul Daly Studio, The Jam Factory Shepherd Neame, Marks & Spencers

Carol is interested in producing images which convey a sense of magic, incongruity and the incidental, and a feeling of energy and timelessness in her subjects.

Interiors:
Carol began her series on derelict Greek and Italian rooms whilst at the Royal College of Art, attracted to these places by the quality of light and rich availability of empty, atmospheric interiors. Only recently has she begun to introduce the figurative element into this work.

landscapes:
Having spent over ten years working indoors, either in her London studio or in abandoned buildings abroad, the move to Kent with its varied landscapes and coastlines has provided Carol with a constantly-changing and stimulating environment in which to set up her landscape photographs.

Other:
Since winning the Chesterton Prize and Fletcher King Award, Carol has photographed interiors in Britain and abroad for magazines and brochures, again using light and movement as key elements in her work.