American documentary photographer
Bill Owens is an American photographer renowned for his work in the field of documentary photography. He is best known for his seminal series Suburbia (1973), which provides a detailed visual exploration of suburban life in the United States during the early 1970s. Owens' work is characterized by its candid and often humorous portrayal of middle-class American families, capturing the nuances of their domestic environments and social rituals. His photographic approach combines a straightforward, unembellished style with a keen eye for the subtleties of everyday life. In addition to Suburbia, Owens has produced other notable works such as Working (I Do It for the Money) (1977) and Our Kind of People: American Groups and Rituals (1975). His contributions to documentary photography have been recognized through various exhibitions and publications, solidifying his reputation as a significant figure in the genre.
1970s, Documentary photography, Social realism, Black and white photography, Film photography, Black, Charcoal grey, White, Off-white, Daily life, Americana, Diners, Suburban life, Television, Automobiles, Black and white photography, Candid shots, Everyday life, Suburbia, Nostalgic, Reflective
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