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Showing posts with label Martin Parr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Martin Parr. Show all posts

Friday, May 27, 2022

Photograph the Photographer

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52Frames - Week 21 - Inspired By A Photographer [Martin Parr]

La Isla Fashion Harbour
Cancun, MX

I watched while this scene unfolded to capture the main characters along with other actors around them.

Ricoh GRIIIx @ f5 1/160 40mm equiv ISO 3200

Photographed 5/23/22

Sunday, April 10, 2022

Does He Not See Me?

Does He Not See Me?
2022_CLondon52w15: ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Martin Parr 

From the C.London website: “Known for his vibrant colors, Martin Parr’s work documents the everyday in a hyper-real way. Often comical, his well placed colors heighten the scene from what may seem mundane to something with true character.”

The inspirational concept for me this week was Martin Parr's Beach Therapy series. While spending 10 days at the ocean in Hawaii, I only had a one day window at the start of this week's challenge before leaving for home. I strolled the beach on Saturday afternoon seeking scenes that Martin Parr might capture.

Ricoh GRIIIx @ f10 1/320 40mm equiv ISO 100

Photographed 4/9/22