British born Australian photographer Sam Harris takes over Emaho Instagram handle

Sam Harris is an uncommon man. He’s at home more than most. Taking care of his family and photographing his two daughters growing up along the way. His latest book “The Middle of Somewhere” is a visual testament to his family dedication. This is Sam’s second book on his family, the first being “Postcards From Home”. Both essays were featured here on Burn prior, so yes we are proud.

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“The photos I’m sharing here are from my on-going family diary that revolves around my two daughters growing up. We live remotely in the forests of Western Australia. I’ve been doing this for more than 12 years now, since we left London and spent several years traveling, mostly in India. I’ve just finished making a photobook about it all, with publisher ceiba foto (ceibafoto.com).

The ‘Middle of Somewhere’ is a celebration of childhood, growing up, family life and love.” – Sam Harris

 

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