John-David Richardson, “Shelter” from Someday I’ll Find the Sun
In a recent article, Vice rounded up six contemporary photographers working in the documentary tradition. The main difference between them and 20th century predecessors such as Jacob Riis, Dorothea Lange, Henri Cartier-Bresson and August Sander? The six photographers reach audiences via Instagram.
The Vice list includes Devin Allen, who made a name photographing the Baltimore protests against the police killing of Freddie Gray; Anne Sophie Guillet, whose work addresses gender malleability; Matthew Shain, who photographs the spaces that remain where Confederate monuments once stood; Michal Chelbin, an Israeli photographer who photographs military students in the Ukraine, among other topics; and Abdo Shanan, who captures his native Algeria in grainy black and white.
Notable among them is John David Richardson, who captures working class America with a tender gaze. The image above is from his ongoing series “Someday I’ll Find the Sun.” To learn more about his work, visit his website.
To read the original article in Vice, click on the link. To follow each individual photographer on Instagram, click on their name above.
from PDNedu https://ift.tt/2OpYLw6
via IFTTT
0 comments:
Post a Comment