Publisher/Photoworks

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Photo book "Bed and Breakfast" of American female photographer Susan Ripper. After studying photography at prestigious Yale University, and then living for three years in London, he traveled all over the United States, visiting rural towns and remote areas that were not recognized on the map, the traditional record Ripper has continued to create personal documentaries that do not fit in the picture. It is known for its "grape vine", a picture of a small rural town in West Virginia that continues to be self-sufficient. This book consists of photographs taken by West Sussex in the late 90's. It's taken from a project based on the photographer George Garland who was active in the same place, and usually cuts off a trivial routine that does not draw much attention. While Garland also closely copied West Sussex's everyday life, Ripper looks at discomfort and incongruity in everyday life. It is a document that you can feel a unique (and critical) point of view by a ripper who is not a person outside the city.