Reunions 2. Street Photography with a Twist! Photographer Chris Porsz author of Reunions. Photograph inspiration Modern Street Art Colour Photographs City Portraits, unique pictures - Softcover

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Martyn Moore, journalist, photo editor and filmmaker, said of Reunions: "Nothing else like this exists and if somebody was to start now, they might have something almost as good in 40 years' time. Except they won't, because nobody does planned haphazard quite like Chris Porsz." Top broadcaster and journalist Francis When in 2016 said: "Best book of the year and Reunions is a beautiful thing to behold." As an amateur photographer, I took random street images of complete strangers. Over thirty years later, without any contact details, I set about finding them. He's only gone and done it again, Chris Porsz is nothing if not dedicated, committed, perhaps obsessed. No, he is obsessed. It takes a certain kind of obsession to create this, his second book of Reunions. The work he has put into these images is incredible. Bigger and better than ever, this was Chris back to being 'all about the people'. He has told the story of how he went about getting people back together. Sometimes it wasn't always possible to get whole groups reunited in the same image but, for Chris, his meeting with even now lone subjects was enough. They were having a Reunion. Jo Riley's stories give all the background to the images and tell the stories of the people. Many are happy, some are sad, all are worth reading. Chris has gone to extraordinary lengths to recreate the images he took many years ago. 'Carrot and Stick' is a perfect example. It doesn't matter that the new photograph wasn't taken at the railway station; Chris has been cleverer than that and it works. It's also very funny.

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