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Book by Oriol Estevan
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Présentation de l'éditeur :
In LA Portraits, the internationally celebrated street photographer, Estevan Oriol, explores the vibrant gang culture pervading the City of Angels. The book follows its immensely popular predecessor, LA Woman in its ability to capture an authentic view of the people of Los Angeles.
The collection comprises over one hundred iconic images sourced from Oriol's fascinating and extensive archive that spans over 20 years. Every photograph is shot on film, presenting the viewer with a unique and insightful journey into LA's gangland.
"They are not all monsters," says Oriol, "you got cool guys, crazy guys, a**holes. Most people are cool that's why I hang out with them. It's more a brotherhood, a family. Got the barbecue, low riding, hanging out, school days, guns, drugs, a little bit of everything."
Présentation de l'éditeur :
The collection comprises over one hundred iconic images sourced from Oriol's fascinating and extensive archive that spans over 20 years. Every photograph is shot on film, presenting the viewer with a unique and insightful journey into LA's gangland.
"They are not all monsters," says Oriol, "you got cool guys, crazy guys, a**holes. Most people are cool that's why I hang out with them. It's more a brotherhood, a family. Got the barbecue, low riding, hanging out, school days, guns, drugs, a little bit of everything."
A compelling follow up to LA Woman, this is a collection of hundreds of photos documenting LA street life. Oriol deals with sensitive environments and highly guarded subjects and has earned the trust and respect of his subjects. From images of Hollywood's A List to the reclusive hoods of South Central, this a stunning collection of street photography.
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- ÉditeurDrago Arts & Communication
- Date d'édition2013
- ISBN 10 8888493891
- ISBN 13 9788888493893
- ReliureRelié
- Nombre de pages136
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