family documentary photography

[steve kessel]

Living Room by Nick Waplington

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=n...v&sa=X&ei=KZ2hVNKwHuKa7gbpw4DoDg&ved=0CCAQsAQ

 

[steve kessel]

Living Room by Nick Waplington

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=n...v&sa=X&ei=KZ2hVNKwHuKa7gbpw4DoDg&ved=0CCAQsAQ

Sorry the salad of a google images link does a gross disservice to this work: if anyone finds a better link, please post.

 

[cz23]

Sorry the salad of a google images link does a gross disservice to this work: if anyone finds a better link, please post.

It's still great to see, and a fine example of what we are discussing. Thanks for sharing the link.

 

[Keith]

My mother was the photgraphic documenter when I was a kid. Did the whole lot herself ... developed film, created pretty decent prints in her darkroom and always had a camera with her on family outings. Her darkroom was right next to my bedroom so the smell of fixer definitely takes me back to my childhood.

 

[emraphoto]

Sorry the salad of a google images link does a gross disservice to this work: if anyone finds a better link, please post.

http://nickwaplington.co.uk/

 

[steve kessel]

Thanks emraphoto.

Unfortunately Nick Waplington's homepage does not, as far as I can see, link to images in his book "Living Room", published in 1991, an extensive documentary of a family in Nottingham.

Cheers

Steve