Elinor Carucci Mother /anglais - Tapa dura

"Intimate and compelling." --New York Public Library "This is a book of photographs that will inspire you." --Ilford Blog ""Mother" is similar in its dedication to reality, expressing not only the happiness and anger of parenting, but the deeply sensual and melancholic aspects of raising children. . . The series manages to reflect Carucci's own unique experience while encapsulating the emotions that ring true for all mothers." --The Huffington Post "Intimate and compelling." --"New York Public Library" "This is a book of photographs that will inspire you." --"Ilford Blog" ""Mother" is similar in its dedication to reality, expressing not only the happiness and anger of parenting, but the deeply sensual and melancholic aspects of raising children. . . The series manages to reflect Carucci's own unique experience while encapsulating the emotions that ring true for all mothers." The Huffington Post"" -Intimate and compelling.- --New York Public Library -This is a book of photographs that will inspire you.- --Ilford Blog --Mother- is similar in its dedication to reality, expressing not only the happiness and anger of parenting, but the deeply sensual and melancholic aspects of raising children. . . The series manages to reflect Carucci's own unique experience while encapsulating the emotions that ring true for all mothers.- --The Huffington Post "Intimate and compelling." --New York Public Library "This is a book of photographs that will inspire you." --Ilford Blog ""Mother" is similar in its dedication to reality, expressing not only the happiness and anger of parenting, but the deeply sensual and melancholic aspects of raising children. . . The series manages to reflect Carucci's own unique experience while encapsulating the emotions that ring true for all mothers." --The Huffington Post

When Elinor Carucci gave birth to her twins, she discovered the highs and lows that are part of every new mother's experience. A noted photographer accustomed to documenting intimate moments, Carucci used her camera to deal with the maelstrom of emotions. She followed her babies as they grew into toddlers, then children, with their own complex relationships. This collection of gorgeous, sensual and poignant photographs will resonate with anyone who spends time with children or their parents. Carucci's dramatic use of light and shadow and her uncanny ability to capture the freedom with which children express themselves imbue her images with a marvelous clarity. By turns touching, surprising, funny, joyful and unflinching, these striking pictures convey moments that are at once personal and universal - a child's runny nose, a fight between brother and sister, a fast-food meal, a warm embrace, a sleepless night, an ice cream cone. The result, as Francine Prose remarks in her foreword, are images that "seem new, no matter how well we may think we know ...the experiences and feelings they depict...Nothing, we feel, is left out."