Sam Haskins
Sam Haskins was a true photographic craftsman. Known most widely for gifting his chosen medium with an elegance and fun, and a popular subject, the female figure. But as the description of his current exhibition at Ofr in Paris suggests, “many observers have made the mistake of thinking that Sam¹s work is all about the ‘girls’.” I managed to see the show up close last month and was blown away, if you’re in Paris it’s on until the 25th of this month. His site is a little tricky to navigate, but a Google image search comes up trumps…
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