Underwater Project: photos of people fighting nature
by Anorak | 11th, March 2013
IN Underwater Project, Mark Tipple records people below the braking wave. He says:
Their faces contort, their muscles tighten in reaction to the struggle for power with the ocean. They surface when the surge has passed. Then breathe. They are unaware that a camera has captured it all; from straining arms clawing at sand to eyes squeezed shut against the bite of salt. Mark Tipple holds his camera steady in the melting foam, and makes his way to shore.
You might call it the sublime panic. You can buy his prints here.
Spotter: marktipple.com
Posted: 11th, March 2013 | In: Photojournalism, The Consumer Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
March 12th, 2013 at 8:24 pm
Break a pencil.
Brake a car.
Breaks in continuity.
Brakes in a car.
Simps.
Oh and it’s just TdoubleO much having to see such errors in your articles.
Keep up the good work but.
You’re bang on on Chris H but how about Mr I’m so sorry I killed so many elephants but I can fix the planet now that I’ve gone back to the old ways. Oh well better luck next time. My speakers fee will be…..not given to the millions of people who have been dispossessed and dumped in shanty towns because we Fecked up right royally on an unbelievable scale.