Copenhagen-based Ken Hermann has been one of our favorite portrait photographers in the recent years, for his projects that range from documentary (Flower Man, Leftovers from the War, Shaman, Coal Miners) to conceptual (Crash Landed, Hollywood Characters). However, he also does a great job of creating a picture of a place by photographing its people -- a tried and tested approach to visual storytelling, as each place has its own face to show and story to tell, so to speak. Previously, we've seen him photograph the residents of Brumleby, a historic neighborhood in his city. For his latest work, From the Block, he photographed some residents of Vapnagaard, a neighborhood in Helsingør, another historic town in Denmark.
Ken Hermann Demonstrates Effective Color Usage in “From the Block” posted first on http://thephoblographer.com
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