




Blow Up
Photographer: John Akehurst
Garage Magazine Autumn/Winter 2014-2015
Source: http://wearesodroee.com/2014/12/18/blow-up-2/
I found these images on tumblr and thought that they were inspirational. I like that each model is shown blowing bubble gum but the way they react to it is different. I believe this style of photography is referred to as typology.
"Typology is the study of types, and a photographic typology is a suite of images or related forms, shot in a consistent, repetitive manner; to be fully understood, the images must be viewed as a complete series" (Kristine McKenna, "Photo Visions," Los Angeles Times, 29 Dec 1991).
Article on typology: http://blog.redbubble.com/2012/04/photographic-typologies-the-study-of-types/
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