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'''Photography''': The images by the photographer are in a directly flashed giving them a snapshot style. Almost all images of the photographer show the woman sitting or lying on her bed which suggests some sort of stagnation. You get the impression she does't expect much from life anymore. The images of her apartment show elements | '''Photography''': The images by the photographer are in a directly flashed giving them a snapshot style. Almost all images of the photographer show the woman sitting or lying on her bed which suggests some sort of stagnation. You get the impression she does't expect much from life anymore. The images of her apartment show elements | ||
'''Cover''': The book is beautifully covered in gold foil. It only gives the title, there is no image on the cover | |||
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'''Publisher''': Self-publised | |||
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Revision as of 15:28, 21 November 2016
Book facts
Title: Ik ben jou
Photographer: Milou Abel
Year: 2013
Edition: 300
Size: ca 20 x 25 cm
Language: Dutch
Price: 60 EUR
Content
Subject: The book is about a woman around the age of 40. She looks like she doesn't take good care of herself: her hair is greasy, her skin is bad and her apartment is messy. The images of the photographer show the woman in her apartment and the apartment itself which is full of clothes which seem to be cheap and from second hand stores. There are also images of the woman in younger years where she likes to pose for the camera, sometimes nude. These images are intertwined with the current images by the photographer.
Photography: The images by the photographer are in a directly flashed giving them a snapshot style. Almost all images of the photographer show the woman sitting or lying on her bed which suggests some sort of stagnation. You get the impression she does't expect much from life anymore. The images of her apartment show elements
Cover: The book is beautifully covered in gold foil. It only gives the title, there is no image on the cover
Purpose:
Publisher: Self-publised