Alec Soth's simplistic photography is what I'm looking for in my space project. I want my photos to have meaning, but not by over-filling them with subject matter. To me, his project called "Broken Manual" is profoundly deep yet stunningly simple. It is the perfect balance.
http://alecsoth.com/photography/projects/broken-manual/
I especially like this photo of Soth's, from "Paris/Minnesota."
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Jane Alec Soth, 2007. |
Lars Tunbjork is extremely good at photographing the indoors without it seeming to confined. This photo pertains to my space project immensely. I've taken photos really similar to this one.
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Accounting Firm, New York. Lars Tunbjork, 1997 |
Last but not least, is Nan Goldin, who I've mentioned in a previous post. Some of her subject matter seems very personal, but I love how she portrays them.
I'm finding a lot of influences in my research, and I think it may be affecting the outcome of my project.
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