http://www.artdes.mmu.ac.uk/~gavin/parry_site/master.htm
Here is some of Gavin Parrys photography
I have always been fascinated and interested in a laundrettes because of how old they look. I am thinking on doing a project my self and photographing different laundrettes in the area. I think that would be a good project to do.
I think this photograph is such a good portrait.
it has a feel to it i cant explain. i like the way the composition is and how old the room is to go with how old the man is.
What i like about this photographer is all the colour in the photograph and the oldness to.
I think what makes this photograph work is the busyness and the person in the centre of the image.
Raghu Rai.
Raghu Rai is a indian photographer and i am new to his work but because i am interested in photojournalism i feel that Raghu Rai has some powerful images imaginable. This thing i like about this photographer is how attached he is to his work. I think being a photojournalist you have to put you personal life and your photography side to different sides and when taking powerful and disturbing photographs you need to because i think it could do you some damage.
http://www.noorderlicht.com/eng/fest03/global/rai/index.html
Work by Raghu Rai
What i find so good about Raghu Rai's work is the detail and again the composition. I admire him for taking these powerful images and showing us what goes on and what has gone on in are world.
The photographs below were taken in 1984 and is the 25 anniversary of the Bhopal disaster.
Raghu Rai
INDIA. Bhopal. 2002. Mohammed ARIF has pulmonary fibrosis due to the toxic gas, a condition that can only be cured by replacing the lungs
Raghu Rai
Raghu Rai
INDIA. Bhopal. 2002. Muhammed AZIZ returns to the cemetery where 4.000 people were buried in the first days of the 1984 disaster.
Raghu Rai
1984
INDIA. Bhopal. 1984. Burial of an unknown child
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