ode to summer & corinne day
Ms. Day built her reputation on unrelenting visual honesty. She refused to airbrush the bags from under models’ eyes or de-emphasize their knobby knees. She eschewed pretty locations or even studios in favor of shooting people in their own environments. Her personal sartorial goal was to look “unstyled.”
“Photography is getting as close as you can to real life,” she said, “showing us things we don’t normally see. These are people’s most intimate moments, and sometimes intimacy is sad.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/02/world/europe/02day.html?_r=1&ref=fashion
Ms. Day built her reputation on unrelenting visual honesty. She refused to airbrush the bags from under models’ eyes or de-emphasize their knobby knees. She eschewed pretty locations or even studios in favor of shooting people in their own environments. Her personal sartorial goal was to look “unstyled.”
“Photography is getting as close as you can to real life,” she said, “showing us things we don’t normally see. These are people’s most intimate moments, and sometimes intimacy is sad.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/02/world/europe/02day.html?_r=1&ref=fashion
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