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A little project I will be working on in the next few months (if I find any free time lol).
Rerooting in progress :)
These are my favourite MH face sculpts and skin colours.
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This is a personal project of mine. I photographed this little girls parents' wedding many years ago. I knew when i ordered the dress that she would be the one to wear it. She is absolutely a photographers dream model...
A young man stamps a pattern onto a sheet of fabric at a workshop in Bamako, Mali. The man is applying wax to the fabric so that the patterned areas will keep the yellow color while the rest of the fabric is dyed a different color.
This is part of a personal project entitled "Working" that celebrates the wide range of work done by people around the world. You can see it at www.fischerfotos.com/working/slideshow
Personal project. I got into Day of the Dead Sugar Skull art for awhile. Want to do some more in some different styles.
'Forgotten Britain' is a personal project I've been working on for the past few months. Walking through City streets of Britain such as London and Slough etc I'd walk past homeless people like Bobby John whom I met on a journey back home one day.
After time their faces would linger in my mind, remembering the moments where passers-by would turn the other way pretending not to see them or often cross the road. Going over to talk to this man was the day that my approach to photography was changed. Stopping to chat, buying them a meal, sitting down there with a cup of tea, brought more of a significant meaning to these photographs. No one likes feeling lonely. So that chat over a cup of tea means a lot.
His expression in this photograph hints that we are now more well acquainted. The connection one feel this portrait along with the rest is proof of that. The reasons for defining every detail in their skin such as their wrinkles, hairs, scars, intense gazes and wariness, is to tell the audience of the hardship of their lives, living on the streets. I believe the amount of hardship each of them have been through, are represented by this.
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