Parental Guidance: Vibrant, Surreal Portraits Made During Lockdown
By Miss Rosen on April 13, 2021
“Someone recently asked me if I took a bunch of LSD with my parents and watched a lot of Wes Anderson movies [to make these photographs],” Irish photographer Enda Burke says of his vibrant, surreal tableaux of domestic life during lockdown collected in the series
Inspired by artists including William Eggleston, Larry Sultan, Alex Prager, Gregory Crewdson, and Phillip-Lorca diCorcia, Burke transports us into an oversaturated, dreamlike world staring his parents as protagonists in a series of scenes of daily life that transform the mundane into the magical a recipe he concocted to cure the pandemic blues that cast a pall around the globe.
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In the series Jayde, a young girl’s coming-of-age is documented through photographs
Photographer Whitney Hayes met Jayde while working on a different project. Drawn to her unabashed sense of self, they decided to embark on a project together.
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Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Whitney Hayes is a self-taught photographer, citing photo books, photography websites and museums as her best resources when she was first starting out. Like many in her field, she has an image that’s special to her, one that made a lasting impression: an untitled piece by William Eggleston, that she saw in the Met, of a woman in a blue dress sitting on a curb. Her foray into photography first came when she started using it as a hobby to fill time after experiencing loss in her family. Shortly after her daughter was born in 2008, her father died and Whitney became her mother’s caregiver due to her mother’s early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.
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A look into how five feature contenders DP s captured chaos, the West and personal transformation through their distinctly different approaches to their nominated works.
The American Society of Cinematographers’ five feature nominees one of whom will become a first-time winner when the 35th annual ASC Awards are handed out virtually April 18 from the Society s Hollywood Clubhouse represent very distinct approaches to the medium. Although Joshua James Richards’
Nomadland and Dariusz Wolski s
News of the World were both shot on location in the American heartland, their styles are dramatically different. The field also includes Erik Messerschmidt’s old Hollywood, B&W take on