When we sent photographer Lauren Bamford to the studio of Rick Amor, one of our favourite Australian painters, for Dumbo Feather 32, we knew she’d come back with a beautiful shoot. But, frankly, narrowing it down to the few shots we could use in the magazine almost killed us. So here, in all of its paint-spattered glory, is the full essay. Maybe we’re cheating, but that’s what the internet lets us do, right? Be sure to hit the full screen button in the bottom right corner of this slideshow widget—you won’t regret it.
Comments
chris ronan 04 Aug 10:50AM
Great work on this essay! In particular I think the shots of Rick where he is sitting in the studio are extremely good.
Annette Reeves 09 Aug 11:08AM
I loved the interview and photographs of Rick and his studio. There have a number of articles about Rick over the years but this provided a particularly worthwhile perspective. Congratulations on a great article !
Lazutkin 22 Aug 1:35AM
This gorgeous falmiy from Atlanta was, well perfect, actually. a0 I just really enjoyed being with them. a0Two and a half year old Caroline was so well behaved! a0I had a hard time getting her to do a serious face b/c she is all smiles!! a0Have you ever seen piggies(aka pigtails) as cute as Caroline's? a0I don't that that I have. a0 a0Mom has a little baby belly so we got a few maternityish shots with sweet C and baby sister. a0 I had a couple of great helpers you may remember their sessiona0here.