Book Review 2 'Boring Postcards' by Martin Parr

[alexanderrrrrrrrr]

You can see it as a reference from Parr to early photographic tradition set by Walker Evans.

To the pertinent question of how photography could become a respected higher arts Evans formulated the answer in the way of photography stemming from vernacular photography. He preferred and thanks to the inherent creative aspect of the medium itself succeeded, to depict the contingent particulars of modern life.

I recommend you to read Walker Evans and Company by Peter Galassi

[waderm810]

anti your right me nans in one of the butlins piccys!!! its on me coffee table marts agodin me house.

[urbancyclist1]

What a small world! She is a star.

[urbancyclist1]

some of it hasn't changed though!

[anticonsumer]

great little book, it's like going back in time.

[urbancyclist1]

Yes, back in time to the old ol' days, loved the caravans and the greasy caffs in the book.