HARRI KALLIO: The Dodo & Mauritius Island: Imaginary Encounters

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HARRI KALLIO: The Dodo & Mauritius Island: Imaginary EncountersThe Dodo is perhaps our most famous extinct species. Now in this unusual book it is brought back to life. In a fascinating reconstruction of the past, award winning Finnish photographer Harri Kallio uses his considerable photographic skill and imagination to create the illusion that these fascinating creatures are alive and abundant, living as they once did in their own unspoilt haven, the island of Mauritius. The island now attracts increasing

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portraits of friends and family

and belonging

Dougie Wallace doesn’t patronise but sees humanity and pathos in the carnage that is Blackpool

‘Playing fast and loose with documentary conventions

Russian born photographer

She later travelled extensively

before becoming a photographer with The Independent newspaper in London

There are elements of fantasy and the carnivalesque here and a clear disconnect between this ‘play’ and the actual effect of weapons

Before taking an MA Fine Art Photography at the Royal College of Art

and an area which had once been isolated ranching country became totally transformed

Francis was a co-founder of the leading photography prize the Prix Pictet