my friend Ed has an infatuation with Russia. along with trips there, language immersion classes, and plenty of daydreaming i suspect, he owns a photography book by Andreas Horvath. every time i go over to Ed's i find myself holding this book. i've never given it the time i would a book of my own, and i seem to find different pieces every sitting that demand my consideration.
i've spoken in the past about the distinct visual style difference between Roberts and Delahaye's version of Russia. i think Horvath's work blends the things that I like, separately, about the previously mentioned works. he blends the undeniable harshness of Siberia with a subtle sweetness. it's a bitter sweet, not sugary, but it's there.
all images © Andreas Horvath
listening to The Frames
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
check out Alexey Titarenko's stuff:
http://www.alexeytitarenko.com/
haunting.
I loved your photos!
Congratulations!!
I got a photo blog too!
photobra.blogspot.com
Its Brasilian photos!
see you.
Post a Comment