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Banana stuff.

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Devils lake, OR.

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Clam beach, CA.

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Crater lake, OR.

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Brian Rea

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noraneko

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Hiroshi Sugimoto Aegean Sea, Pilion, from the series Seascapes, 1990

Gelatin silver print

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Hiroshi Sugimoto

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Theater Series | Hiroshi Sugimoto | Socks Studio

Starting in the late 1970s, Hiroshi Sugimoto took pictures of cinemas interiors and drive-ins with the aim of encapsulate the whole lenght of a movie in a single shot. He left the camera shutters open throughout the running of a movie and the glowing screen of the cinemas was left as a trace on each take. A somehow uncanny light resonates in the dark cinema halls. At a further glance, this central light ethereally underlines the rich architectural details of the theater interiors. You might want to confront Sugimoto’s work with Michael Wesely’s, a photographer that uses to take photographs featuringi  3 years long exposures: read “The passing of time“, (on Socks).

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Heavenly Seas, Aidan Koch

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