Image copyright Anthony Blasko
When it comes to people, photography tends to be drawn to the extreme, to the marginalised, the extraordinary and the grotesque. It loves poverty, suffering, super wealth, excess and eccentricity. It avoids the ordinary (and I mean ordinary in a positive way) like America avoids free healthcare.
Anthony Blasko remedies this by making fantastic understated narrative out of the everyday.
When it comes to people, photography tends to be drawn to the extreme, to the marginalised, the extraordinary and the grotesque. It loves poverty, suffering, super wealth, excess and eccentricity. It avoids the ordinary (and I mean ordinary in a positive way) like America avoids free healthcare.
Anthony Blasko remedies this by making fantastic understated narrative out of the everyday.
No comments:
Post a Comment