Digital Photographer

MARTIN PARR

Martin Parr

Martin Parr CBE is a British documentary photographer who has been shooting for over five decades. Sometimes controversial, the perspectives of his images can be exaggerated and the colours garish. Parr covers concepts such as leisure, consumption and communication, and he examines national characteristics as well as international phenomena to help us understand cultural peculiarities. The Martin Parr Foundation was opened in Bristol, UK in 2014 to house Martin’s archives and support emerging, established and overlooked photographers.

To see more of Martin’s work, visit:

@martinparrstudio

www.martinparrfoundation.org

Having tested out the vivo X60, do you think smartphones are now a genuine tool for pro photographers?

To me, what’s happened in the last few years is that the photographic ability on these phones has become so amazingly good, you can say that these are potentially going to be something that a professional could use. I remember when the iPhone was originally introduced with the camera, and it was a real novelty. But now that you’ve got this new generation of phones, such as the new vivo that I’ve been

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