Tag: Graham Miller

Evocative Photographs Inspired by Leonard Cohen’s ‘Waiting for the Miracle’

Evocative Photographs Inspired by Leonard Cohen’s ‘Waiting for the Miracle’

Austrailian-based photographer Graham Miller combines constructed portraits, documentary street portraits, landscapes and still lifes in a series named after the 1992 Leonard Cohen song, Waiting for the Miracle. Miller explores narratives created through

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Austrailian-based photographer Graham Miller combines constructed portraits, documentary street portraits, landscapes and still lifes in a series named after the 1992 Leonard Cohen song, Waiting for the Miracle

May 10, 2013
l e n s c r a t c h: Graham Miller

I first saw Australian photographer, Graham Miller’s project, Suburban Splendor, at Review Santa Fe last year. There is an beautiful quality to his prints, sumptuous and cinematic, yet intimate. A recent post on Flak photo drew me back to his site, and to another banquet of images with his series, American Photographs. The series shows an insight into American culture, that perhaps only an outsider can find. I’m interested in the ambiguity of images. The way that all photographs have elements of fabrication and truth making.

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May 29, 2010
Graham Miller « The New Breed of Documentary Photographers

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April 15, 2009