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A visual exploration of cultural anthropology in modern, consumer society through photography, looking at commercialism, protest and propaganda in signage.
The photographs that make up this body of work come from personal and professional assignments dating back to about 1996.
I chose a square format for this book so that all the images, whether vertical or horizontal, would feature at the same size.
There's an image on each page and on each spread the two images play off each other in hopes of creating some wit and tension.
This is a detailed little book. One that you can really get your teeth into.
When previewing, please expand the view to full screen to best appreciate it.
I hope you enjoy it and that you'll tell your friends and colleagues about it.
Thank you for your time.
Paul Treacy
Publish Date November 23, 2010
Dimensions Small Square 96 pgs Standard Paper
Category Arts & Photography
Tags street photography, documentary photography, pop culture
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Solojoe says
What a great set of images. Thanks.
posted at 09:15am Dec 12 PST
kylewis1 says
What a fantastic book, I think I shall be adding this to my own xmas stocking! Love and recognise the cover. these images need no captions they more than speak for themselves. Congrats on the staff pick!
posted at 08:33am Dec 09 PST
paultreacy says
My copy just arrived and I'm extremely happy with it. Production quality is stunning. Thank you Blurb. Bring on Format Festival.
posted at 05:38am Dec 06 PST
Rinzing says
I too feel that these images are more powerful without captions, they speak for themselves. I truly enjoyed looking through your album Paul, well done, fantastic job!
posted at 10:50am Dec 04 PST
ArnikFFM says
Superb folio! Love it!
That's my style!
Congratuöations!
posted at 03:40am Dec 02 PST
onggi says
Loved the mood and feel of this book.
posted at 03:22am Nov 28 PST
tsgentuso says
Great job--the images flow naturally from one hot topic to the next. Thanks for sharing!
posted at 07:44am Nov 27 PST