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The only "contact" with the outside world I had was the telephone, which I ironically hate. I never pick up my phone or call anyone. I talk about it ironically because I love the object itself and I have a collection of vintage telephones, it's an element that often comes up in my photography. This despair and feeling of being lost is represented in this photo, the worry and near loss of identity, which has been my experience as an artist. I wanted to share this with the world. This photo is powerful to me, and I thought that was reason enough to submit it to the IPA (International Photography Award).
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Elisa Miller
Already as a teenager, Elisa Miller dreamed of being a photographer. At the time, she used the 24-photo disposable cameras available to her. She only mastered framing at the time, but had fun with it. The years flew by and her favourite pastime gradually became a memory, until the day she passed in front of the lens. Fascinated by Hollywood glamour, Elisa Miller hung out in the rockabilly milieu of Paris and became a pin-up model. The transition behind the lens later happened naturally, like a return to her roots. Her interest in the vintage aesthetic and retro style thus became her signature, which she has exported to London, where she now makes a living from her art.
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