It could almost be small town America, except for the signs. And sometimes not even that. From photographer Guido Castagnoli's series Provincial Japan:
[Photos: Guido Castagnoli]
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It could almost be small town America, except for the signs. And sometimes not even that. From photographer Guido Castagnoli's series Provincial Japan:
[Photos: Guido Castagnoli]
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Why (almost) no people in any of these photos!? They are fascinating to look at, but somehow "empty" and unreal.
Posted by: LibertyPhile | November 20, 2018 at 10:51 AM
That air of unreality, like a film set, is deliberate, I'm sure. The conspicuous absence of people is, we are told, "reminiscent of the work of photographers like Stephen Shore, Robert Adams and others from the New Topographic movement".
Posted by: Mick H | November 20, 2018 at 02:07 PM