The Sundays of Life (signed - review copy)
by Bela Doka
Photographs: Bela Doka
Text: Evan Mirapaul
Publisher: self-published
80 pages
Pictures: 60
Year: 2010
Price: 88 61.60 €
Comments: limited edition of 250 copies; handmade canvas bound; offset-printing; signed and numbered
Bela Doka, in his series titled "Sundays of Life", charts a challenging path for himself. How do you photograph the quotidian moments that, while not dramatic, form the core of life's pleasures and satisfactions? The answer for him is found in a country house owned by the family of his girlfriend. The world that he reveals to us is one of sun-warmed lunch tables, cool afternoon river swims, lazy walks in pathless fields, and tasks that are met with no timetable in mind. If we view these pictures from a hurried, urban mindset, we see nothing. Literally. Nothing is happening. But if we shift our sensibilities - as I believe he is asking us to do along with him - then we see the timeless, daily activities that create a Zen of satisfaction.Evan Mirapaul
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The Sundays of Life (signed - review copy)
by Bela Doka
Photographs: Bela Doka
Text: Evan Mirapaul
Publisher: self-published
80 pages
Pictures: 60
Year: 2010
Price: 88 61.60 €
Comments: limited edition of 250 copies; handmade canvas bound; offset-printing; signed and numbered
Bela Doka, in his series titled "Sundays of Life", charts a challenging path for himself. How do you photograph the quotidian moments that, while not dramatic, form the core of life's pleasures and satisfactions? The answer for him is found in a country house owned by the family of his girlfriend. The world that he reveals to us is one of sun-warmed lunch tables, cool afternoon river swims, lazy walks in pathless fields, and tasks that are met with no timetable in mind. If we view these pictures from a hurried, urban mindset, we see nothing. Literally. Nothing is happening. But if we shift our sensibilities - as I believe he is asking us to do along with him - then we see the timeless, daily activities that create a Zen of satisfaction.Evan Mirapaul
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Pictures: 60
Year: 2010
Price: 88 61.60 €
Comments: limited edition of 250 copies; handmade canvas bound; offset-printing; signed and numbered
Bela Doka, in his series titled "Sundays of Life", charts a challenging path for himself. How do you photograph the quotidian moments that, while not dramatic, form the core of life's pleasures and satisfactions? The answer for him is found in a country house owned by the family of his girlfriend. The world that he reveals to us is one of sun-warmed lunch tables, cool afternoon river swims, lazy walks in pathless fields, and tasks that are met with no timetable in mind. If we view these pictures from a hurried, urban mindset, we see nothing. Literally. Nothing is happening. But if we shift our sensibilities - as I believe he is asking us to do along with him - then we see the timeless, daily activities that create a Zen of satisfaction.Evan Mirapaul
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