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Contact Sheet Print: Warsaw, Poland, 2005
Mark Powerās book, The Sound of Two Songs, grew from his work in Poland as part of a Magnum Photos group project. While the project only called for photographers to work in a given location for one month, Power felt the need to spend more time in Poland, and eventually ā after five more years of work ā the project felt complete. While it remained an outsiderās view on the country, it is also a poetic and autobiographical portrait of a place Power came to love. This contact sheet contains Powerās āDalmatianā picture, perhaps the most recognizable photograph from the series. Mark describes it as āa remarkable slice of good fortuneā. Mark Power joined Magnum Photos in 2002.
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Contact Sheet Print: Warsaw, Poland, 2005
Contact Sheet Print: Warsaw, Poland, 2005
Mark Powerās book, The Sound of Two Songs, grew from his work in Poland as part of a Magnum Photos group project. While the project only called for photographers to work in a given location for one month, Power felt the need to spend more time in Poland, and eventually ā after five more years of work ā the project felt complete. While it remained an outsiderās view on the country, it is also a poetic and autobiographical portrait of a place Power came to love. This contact sheet contains Powerās āDalmatianā picture, perhaps the most recognizable photograph from the series. Mark describes it as āa remarkable slice of good fortuneā. Mark Power joined Magnum Photos in 2002.
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Mark Powerās book, The Sound of Two Songs, grew from his work in Poland as part of a Magnum Photos group project. While the project only called for photographers to work in a given location for one month, Power felt the need to spend more time in Poland, and eventually ā after five more years of work ā the project felt complete. While it remained an outsiderās view on the country, it is also a poetic and autobiographical portrait of a place Power came to love. This contact sheet contains Powerās āDalmatianā picture, perhaps the most recognizable photograph from the series. Mark describes it as āa remarkable slice of good fortuneā. Mark Power joined Magnum Photos in 2002.
