Mining The Trash For Goodies To Photograph

February 28, 2014 Marco | Editor

The studio was filled with crap. Piles and piles of waste paper, and worthless objects that I’d accrued over 8 years time. Facing it all, it seemed so daunting.

Then it struck me that I could photograph my junk, and imbue it with value through the artistic process.

via L’Oeil de la Photographie – Jonathan Blaustein Talks To Elizabeth Avedon.

Via: A Photo Editor

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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