| Encounters: Portraits & Other Works |
When photography first started, portraits were the
primary use of the camera. Over the decades,
portraiture has still been the main focus of the
lens. Regardless of the context, the attempt has
always been the same, to capture the persona of
the subject.
During his work on his first two projects, "Lost"
and "Front Row", Brian Hannan always wanted to
capture the moment of where he was. More
importaintly, he wanted to capture the people
around him. These casual moments became the
focus of "People!", a series that has become a
continuously evolving project.
The photographs seen here are from the series
"People!", as well as individual photographs that
have been exhibited or presented on it own.
primary use of the camera. Over the decades,
portraiture has still been the main focus of the
lens. Regardless of the context, the attempt has
always been the same, to capture the persona of
the subject.
During his work on his first two projects, "Lost"
and "Front Row", Brian Hannan always wanted to
capture the moment of where he was. More
importaintly, he wanted to capture the people
around him. These casual moments became the
focus of "People!", a series that has become a
continuously evolving project.
The photographs seen here are from the series
"People!", as well as individual photographs that
have been exhibited or presented on it own.
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