MarionChristopher Anderson began photographing his family in a completely organic way. His images were simply the natural action of a partner trying to stop time, and not let one moment of his relationships slip by. As a photographer, he had never thought of his personal photographs as work until photographer Tim Hetherington saw a photograph Anderson had made of his wife Marion and said, this is about the passing of time. Anderson began to see his personal

Her unstintingly honest portrayal of her subjects

covering a broad spectrum

observing the details that were not meant for her

the book was pivotal in providing a fresh perspective on Northern Ireland’s ‘Troubles’ and left a lasting impact on landscape photography

Cartier-Bresson speaks passionately

in a perspective of self-determination for women

the empty closet

William Shatner

as folds and crevasses are mirrors of an inner

for which she photographed her relatives and close friends

" Blackmon notes

As a photographer