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no smartphones anywhere....
... everyone enjoys real life... good old days!
But to be honest: in point of style (hair and clothing)...these times are not the best decade ;-)
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Early Photos
These were taken some 30+ years ago. Diane Arbus got me into photography and these were a take on her work. Obviously no where near the skill or maturity but here I focused on the viewers instead of Diane’s “viewed” I wanted to show that any differences w...
As a native of rural Ohio who attended these annually,
They bring a big smile to my face. Really capture the "spirit" of the county fair!! Nice work E.
The Arbus angle makes it clear. Out of curiousity...
...did you number or sequence your photos? Did you make contact with your subjects? Did you do follow up photos over time? Any monochrome shots? Great work, please share more! -John
Unfortunately I did not.
These are some of the first photos I’ve taken and I moved on from them.
It's very interesting to see these people
as more of a recluse myself, I almost never take pictures of people, especially their faces. Just can't do it. Cazalea
Very interesting
photos, when we look back and compare to the latest we will see how we evolve, more please
no smartphones anywhere....
... everyone enjoys real life... good old days! But to be honest: in point of style (hair and clothing)...these times are not the best decade ;-) stere
Late reply.. i like the guy in the 2nd photo holding a stuffed toy tiger..
He doesn’t look like a stuffed toy kinda guy but then again it would seem that he is if that shirt he’s wearing is any indication. The logo looks like that of tigger, a winnie the pooh character. Any reason why you didn’t pursue this type of photography? ...
Yes please post more
I love them, it brings back memories plus they show real people with real day to day issues (like how to fold that f*** stroller. When I looked a second time with more attention, I noticed how there are so many great details that went unnoticed at first g...
