Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 3月26日 00時01分

“I am not looking to create a situation and I never work in a studio. Instead, I try to understand, to grasp reality. In photography, I have found a language that suits me.” - Martine Franck
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In the words of friend and fellow photographer Robert Doisneau, Martine Franck practiced her craft with the regard amical. This “friendly eye” inspired a trust and respect from those living on the peripheries of society—the elderly, the poor, the socially excluded—whom she was drawn to document. Franck explored worlds as varied as the women’s liberation movement, buddhist temples in Tibet, artists’ studios in France, and the industrial North of England. And with her sensitivity and deep fervour for life, she was always ready to greet the unexpected with an open, subjective mind.
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Today on Magnum, we look back at Franck's life's work. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: Tory Island. Donegal, Ireland. 1995.
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