Midwest dirt (or parts of it) has been online in Burn Magazine and one of the photos from the project has even been featured in Fraction Magazine this month. Soon it is going to be published in print. I’m very excited to see it. Are you? I will be sharing many more details about the project soon. As for now I’m going to have some lunch in on my front porch.
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Nathan Pearce
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Happy Mothers day mom
But after two years taking pictures of Soviet and post-Soviet urban spaces and leisure facilities, he declared the project a failure: the images were uninspiring and his own narrative struck him as untruthful, contrived and oversimplified. So, he explained recently, he made a vow to himself: “First images, then ideas.” He would “photograph, learn, absorb, then go back to my work and look for patterns.
- A White Road and an Ambiguous Narrative (via photographsonthebrain)
At home with Elliot Erwitt — via NOWNESS
Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill. Without books, the development of civilization would have been impossible.
- Barbara W. Tuchman (American Historian)
(Source: myphotofridge)
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A blog by photographer Nathan Pearce
A blog by photographer Nathan Pearce
