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Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

Back to the beginning. 🥰

Some of the very first images that became part of this eve growing archive. What a journey it’s been.

Come and discover my new exhibitions Horizons starting next weekend at the fabulous @lagacillyphoto and also starting very soon on June 18th at the incredible @fotografiska.berlin my new exhibition No Place Like Home ❤️

@claducbo 🙏🏼

What makes a place feel like home? A family photo in the front yard, a late-night celebration in the living room or a holiday snapshot kept for decades in a drawer? These moments feel familiar, yet who took them remains unknown.

That's exactly the subject of “No Place Like Home”, presented by The Anonymous Project, initiated by Lee Shulman.

The artist has spent years gathering nearly one million abandoned slides through The Anonymous Project, assembling one of the largest private archives of analog amateur photography in the world. Stripped of names and places, these images move beyond individual stories into something shared, nostalgic and familiar.

On view from 20 June, “No Place Like Home” shows around 12,000 images selected by Lee Shulman and compressed into an installation that literally feels like stepping inside a house you might once have lived in.

🗓️ Save the date: opening & artist talk with Lee Shulman on 19 June. More details coming soon.

The exhibition is curated by Claire Ducresson-Boët, Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin, in close collaboration with the artist.

Image credit: © Lee Shulman (@lee.shulman) / The Anonymous Project (@the.anonymous.project). Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière (@clementinedelaferonniere)

What makes a place feel like home? A family photo in the front yard, a late-night celebration in the living room or a holiday snapshot kept for decades in a drawer? These moments feel familiar, yet who took them remains unknown.

That's exactly the subject of “No Place Like Home”, presented by The Anonymous Project, initiated by Lee Shulman.

The artist has spent years gathering nearly one million abandoned slides through The Anonymous Project, assembling one of the largest private archives of analog amateur photography in the world. Stripped of names and places, these images move beyond individual stories into something shared, nostalgic and familiar.

On view from 20 June, “No Place Like Home” shows around 12,000 images selected by Lee Shulman and compressed into an installation that literally feels like stepping inside a house you might once have lived in.

🗓️ Save the date: opening & artist talk with Lee Shulman on 19 June. More details coming soon.

The exhibition is curated by Claire Ducresson-Boët, Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin, in close collaboration with the artist.

Image credit: © Lee Shulman (@lee.shulman) / The Anonymous Project (@the.anonymous.project). Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière (@clementinedelaferonniere)

What makes a place feel like home? A family photo in the front yard, a late-night celebration in the living room or a holiday snapshot kept for decades in a drawer? These moments feel familiar, yet who took them remains unknown.

That's exactly the subject of “No Place Like Home”, presented by The Anonymous Project, initiated by Lee Shulman.

The artist has spent years gathering nearly one million abandoned slides through The Anonymous Project, assembling one of the largest private archives of analog amateur photography in the world. Stripped of names and places, these images move beyond individual stories into something shared, nostalgic and familiar.

On view from 20 June, “No Place Like Home” shows around 12,000 images selected by Lee Shulman and compressed into an installation that literally feels like stepping inside a house you might once have lived in.

🗓️ Save the date: opening & artist talk with Lee Shulman on 19 June. More details coming soon.

The exhibition is curated by Claire Ducresson-Boët, Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin, in close collaboration with the artist.

Image credit: © Lee Shulman (@lee.shulman) / The Anonymous Project (@the.anonymous.project). Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière (@clementinedelaferonniere)

What makes a place feel like home? A family photo in the front yard, a late-night celebration in the living room or a holiday snapshot kept for decades in a drawer? These moments feel familiar, yet who took them remains unknown.

That's exactly the subject of “No Place Like Home”, presented by The Anonymous Project, initiated by Lee Shulman.

The artist has spent years gathering nearly one million abandoned slides through The Anonymous Project, assembling one of the largest private archives of analog amateur photography in the world. Stripped of names and places, these images move beyond individual stories into something shared, nostalgic and familiar.

On view from 20 June, “No Place Like Home” shows around 12,000 images selected by Lee Shulman and compressed into an installation that literally feels like stepping inside a house you might once have lived in.

🗓️ Save the date: opening & artist talk with Lee Shulman on 19 June. More details coming soon.

The exhibition is curated by Claire Ducresson-Boët, Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin, in close collaboration with the artist.

Image credit: © Lee Shulman (@lee.shulman) / The Anonymous Project (@the.anonymous.project). Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière (@clementinedelaferonniere)

What makes a place feel like home? A family photo in the front yard, a late-night celebration in the living room or a holiday snapshot kept for decades in a drawer? These moments feel familiar, yet who took them remains unknown.

That's exactly the subject of “No Place Like Home”, presented by The Anonymous Project, initiated by Lee Shulman.

The artist has spent years gathering nearly one million abandoned slides through The Anonymous Project, assembling one of the largest private archives of analog amateur photography in the world. Stripped of names and places, these images move beyond individual stories into something shared, nostalgic and familiar.

On view from 20 June, “No Place Like Home” shows around 12,000 images selected by Lee Shulman and compressed into an installation that literally feels like stepping inside a house you might once have lived in.

🗓️ Save the date: opening & artist talk with Lee Shulman on 19 June. More details coming soon.

The exhibition is curated by Claire Ducresson-Boët, Exhibitions Manager at Fotografiska Berlin, in close collaboration with the artist.

Image credit: © Lee Shulman (@lee.shulman) / The Anonymous Project (@the.anonymous.project). Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière (@clementinedelaferonniere)

Home is where the heart is 🥰

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Home is where the heart is 🥰

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Home is where the heart is 🥰

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Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Home is where the heart is 🥰

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The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

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The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The look of love ❤️ This is what photography is.

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

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New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

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New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

New Horizons 🌊 The water edge 🙏🏼

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

We’re so excited to welcome @lee.shulman, creator of The Anonymous Project, to the DMB roster. Built from an ever-growing archive of found Kodachrome slides, Lee works across photography, film, and installation to preserve the collective memory of the past - but we like to think that his main medium is time itself. Lee’s work is held in major collections like The Getty Museum. He’s currently based in Paris and works globally.

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Don’t worry, be happy. 😎❤️

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Coming to New York 🇺🇸🍾

So happy to be in New York this week for the @aipadphoto fair. 📸 Looking forward to catch up with friends and colleagues in the land of the Kodachrome ❤️

#theanonymousproject #photography #leeshulman

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Best of the best 😎❤️ Some of my all time favourites 🔥

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Family Stories.😎 🦖

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Family Stories.😎 🦖

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Family Stories.😎 🦖

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Family Stories.😎 🦖

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Family Stories.😎 🦖

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Family Stories.😎 🦖

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Family Stories.😎 🦖

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Family Stories.😎 🦖

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Family Stories.😎 🦖

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Family Stories.😎 🦖

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

The project Déjà View by @martinparrstudio and @lee.shulman will be exhibited at Raw Photo Fest this May in Menorca, Spain, from May 7–10.

Originally conceived as a collaboration between Martin Parr and Lee Shulman, Déjà View brings together two remarkable photographic archives. On one side, the work of British photographer Martin Parr, Magnum member since 1994 and one of the most influential observers of everyday life. On the other, @the.anonymous.project, founded by Lee Shulman, which preserves more than 800,000 Kodachrome slides taken by amateur photographers around the world between the 1930s and the 1980s.

By pairing Parr’s images with anonymous snapshots, the project creates unexpected visual echoes — playful, striking, and sometimes unsettling. Through these pairings, Déjà View explores how the meaning of a photograph shifts depending on perspective, revealing how images are shaped as much by the viewer as by what they depict.

Register and get your festival pass:
www.therawsociety.org/rawphotofest
 (link in bio)

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El proyecto Déjà View, de @martinparrstudio y @lee.shulman, se exhibirá en Raw Photo Fest este mes de mayo en Menorca, España, del 7 al 10 de mayo.

Originalmente como una colaboración entre Martin Parr y Lee Shulman, Déjà View reúne dos notables archivos fotográficos. Por un lado, el trabajo del fotógrafo británico Martin Parr, miembro de Magnum desde 1994 y uno de los observadores más influyentes de la vida cotidiana. Por otro, The Anonymous Project, fundado por Lee Shulman, que conserva más de 800.000 diapositivas Kodachrome tomadas por fotógrafos aficionados de todo el mundo entre las décadas de 1930 y 1980.

Al combinar las imágenes de Parr con fotografías anónimas, el proyecto genera ecos visuales inesperados, lúdicos, impactantes y, en ocasiones, inquietantes. A través de estas asociaciones, Déjà View explora cómo el significado de una fotografía cambia según la perspectiva, revelando cómo las imágenes están determinadas tanto por quien las observa como por lo que representan.

Regístrate y obtén tu pase para el festival:
www.therawsociety.org/rawphotofest
(enlace en la biografía)

The project Déjà View by @martinparrstudio and @lee.shulman will be exhibited at Raw Photo Fest this May in Menorca, Spain, from May 7–10.

Originally conceived as a collaboration between Martin Parr and Lee Shulman, Déjà View brings together two remarkable photographic archives. On one side, the work of British photographer Martin Parr, Magnum member since 1994 and one of the most influential observers of everyday life. On the other, @the.anonymous.project, founded by Lee Shulman, which preserves more than 800,000 Kodachrome slides taken by amateur photographers around the world between the 1930s and the 1980s.

By pairing Parr’s images with anonymous snapshots, the project creates unexpected visual echoes — playful, striking, and sometimes unsettling. Through these pairings, Déjà View explores how the meaning of a photograph shifts depending on perspective, revealing how images are shaped as much by the viewer as by what they depict.

Register and get your festival pass:
www.therawsociety.org/rawphotofest
 (link in bio)

—

El proyecto Déjà View, de @martinparrstudio y @lee.shulman, se exhibirá en Raw Photo Fest este mes de mayo en Menorca, España, del 7 al 10 de mayo.

Originalmente como una colaboración entre Martin Parr y Lee Shulman, Déjà View reúne dos notables archivos fotográficos. Por un lado, el trabajo del fotógrafo británico Martin Parr, miembro de Magnum desde 1994 y uno de los observadores más influyentes de la vida cotidiana. Por otro, The Anonymous Project, fundado por Lee Shulman, que conserva más de 800.000 diapositivas Kodachrome tomadas por fotógrafos aficionados de todo el mundo entre las décadas de 1930 y 1980.

Al combinar las imágenes de Parr con fotografías anónimas, el proyecto genera ecos visuales inesperados, lúdicos, impactantes y, en ocasiones, inquietantes. A través de estas asociaciones, Déjà View explora cómo el significado de una fotografía cambia según la perspectiva, revelando cómo las imágenes están determinadas tanto por quien las observa como por lo que representan.

Regístrate y obtén tu pase para el festival:
www.therawsociety.org/rawphotofest
(enlace en la biografía)

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography

Reach for the sky. 😎 Some more 6x6 later format goodness. 📸

#theanonymousproject #leeshulman #photography