Diane Arbus, unlike other photographers, actually went searching for people with disabilities and different emotions to photograph to be unique. She wanted to include everyone in her designs and photographs to make people feel equal instead of them feeling 'ugly or surreal' in society. 'Child with Toy Hand Grenade in Central Park' was one of her most successful photographs as well as the photoshoot of the Mattahei family. In these photos Diane Arbus tried to make them as discrete as possible however the emotions on their faces. Also their body language
Thursday 7 November 2013
Diane Arbus
Diane Arbus, unlike other photographers, actually went searching for people with disabilities and different emotions to photograph to be unique. She wanted to include everyone in her designs and photographs to make people feel equal instead of them feeling 'ugly or surreal' in society. 'Child with Toy Hand Grenade in Central Park' was one of her most successful photographs as well as the photoshoot of the Mattahei family. In these photos Diane Arbus tried to make them as discrete as possible however the emotions on their faces. Also their body language
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