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Summer Exposures

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Description
Summer Exposures is a collection of 35mm film photographs made across Madrid, Valencia, the Swiss Alps, and Munich. Blending candid street photography with landscapes and architectural studies, the book captures fleeting encounters, solitary figures, and structures that shape human life. At its core, this work is a meditation on isolation, the machinery of cities, and the fragile presence of strangers in motion. Each frame is both evidence and question: a fragment of time preserved on film, and at the same moment, a reminder of its inevitable disappearance. Shot entirely on 35mm film, Summer Exposures embraces imperfection, accident, and delay — the very qualities that mirror existence itself. The result is not a travelogue, but a philosophical record of fleeting moments, exploring themes of nihilism, futurism, and existentialism through the lens of everyday life. For readers drawn to photography, philosophy, and the beauty of what passes too quickly to last, this book offers an intimate and unflinching look at the world as it slips away.

Product Specifications
Format
paperback
ASIN
B0FSSH44SX
Category
Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Individual Artists > Artists' Books
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 September 2025
Listed Since
26 September 2025

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