Publisher/Van Der Marck Editions

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"Amish Odyssey", a collection of works by American photographer Bill Coleman (1925-2014). Born in Connecticut and raised in New York, Coleman served in World War II, studied at Pennsylvania State University after the war, set up his own studio in the 1950s, and has long served locals as a customer. While taking rate shots, I have captured the life of "Amish" (a religious group of German immigrants who live a self-sufficient life under strict discipline, isolated from modern civilization) living in Pennsylvania for nearly 40 years. Amish is a derivative of Mennonite, and although it seems that it is basically not allowed to take pictures for religious reasons, it is allowed to take pictures based on the friendship cultivated over many years. Coleman. Jock Lauterer, a former professor of journalism at Pennsylvania State University, writes about Coleman's image of the Amish: "Genuine yet honest, intimate, intimate and painfully beautiful." ..