Between 1971 and 1974, American photographer Arthur Tress shifted away from traditional straight street photography to explore the internal world of his subjects. He interviewed children about their recurring dreams and nightmares, then collaborated with them to stage these surreal, psychological portraits using his medium-format Hasselblad camera.The project was published as a seminal photobook titled The Dream Collector in 1972, exploring themes of childhood anxiety, isolation, and the subconscious mind.

Shot in Gorham, New Hampshire.

3.5 hour exposure at f5.6. Composition and focus was a little bit of a guess but super thrilled with the result. Home dev in HC110

Cute family in my film 🎞️

Hope I captured a small bit of the adventure this state offers in the summer time! One of the best of my life.

🧪Fomadon R09, 1+50

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