About the Book
Penn Lea Road is the culmination of a 2020 Covid Community Project.
It started with the idea of street portraits in Lockdown 1.0 in the UK.
Following a hurtful initial rejection by a mystery household Charlie decided to make the idea bigger. Much bigger. Enter a rolling backdrop moving up and down the street.
16 families jumped, smiled, and played instruments on the temporary stage in front of their houses while Charlie photographed. Next came images of details of their houses, a drone shot of the street, and photos of 100 year old historical documents from the houses.
With each family contributing some well chosen words about their house, or their experience, it was time to design. Taking all the above the awesome Deborah Ranzetta and Charlie crafted THE most beautiful book.
It started with the idea of street portraits in Lockdown 1.0 in the UK.
Following a hurtful initial rejection by a mystery household Charlie decided to make the idea bigger. Much bigger. Enter a rolling backdrop moving up and down the street.
16 families jumped, smiled, and played instruments on the temporary stage in front of their houses while Charlie photographed. Next came images of details of their houses, a drone shot of the street, and photos of 100 year old historical documents from the houses.
With each family contributing some well chosen words about their house, or their experience, it was time to design. Taking all the above the awesome Deborah Ranzetta and Charlie crafted THE most beautiful book.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Covid-19, Coffee Table Books
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Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
# of Pages: 52 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781715986506
- Publish Date: Dec 03, 2020
- Language English
- Keywords covid, street, art, photography
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About the Creator
Starting out with a basic Kodak Instamatic and flashcubes at the age of 7, my love of, and for, photography has continually grown. Processing my own film and printing my own prints at 15 in the school dark room made me appreciate the finer art involved in what is now such an easy thing to do. I am constantly amazed at the amount of people I see shooting images with a smartphone and how simple things have become. As a photographer I have had the pleasure of meeting and shooting some very interesting, very inspiring, and at times very famous people, as well as travelling to some outstandingly beautiful places to shoot landscapes and high class hotels.