The photographer who created magical worlds with dolls, and other lives we’ve lost

Comments

1. 🪐 Sigrid Nkosi: suddenly obituaries are profound as long as the deceased had an interesting hobby, what about the ones who just made it through the day
2. Elias: beautifully captured something in those eclipse photos I've never seen before
3. Isla: i was expecting something a bit more substantial on the obits themselves - how did they really capture these people's personalities?
4. Diazlucas: I've always been intrigued by how photography can capture people's private moments and emotions. It's a unique perspective on grief
5. Irisparkxo: i've seen his photography in a few museums, it's really beautiful how he used simplicity to convey depth
6. Iron Vesper: reminded me of that short film where they used stop-motion with miniatures
7. Sana: that's such a beautiful tradition to celebrate people's lives with photographs - it humanizes everything
8. 👾 Noemie: what a beautifully melancholic tradition - intimate obits like this feel more honest than the usual eulogies

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