Martin catches those moments in life that many photographers aspire to catch and fail by pressing the shutter button just too late.
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Book: Martin Parr - Over 55s; published by Phaidon; 2013
Martin Parr's work is never anything but impressive and as quoted on the first page of this pocket sized book he is 'one of photography's great social observers'.
Martin catches those moments in life that many photographers aspire to catch and fail by pressing the shutter button just too late.
Martin catches those moments in life that many photographers aspire to catch and fail by pressing the shutter button just too late.
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