Photographer Barbara Peacock is well known for shooting individuals and their bedrooms while throughout the States.
Yet why? Why does she journey to catch bedrooms? What is the motivation behind it? Her primary goal is to demonstrate the various ways that people live.
As we all know, a person may be the most authentic version of themselves in the bedroom, which is perhaps the most private and intimate environment. Our bedrooms are where we unwind and isolate ourselves from the outside world. In the end, it is the location where we begin and conclude each day. Maybe that’s why we feel the need to peek into other people’s bedrooms. It enables us to learn more about their genuine character.
The “poetic resonance of mundane themes” fascinates and inspires photographer Barbara Peacock, who travels the country taking intimate and anthropological photos of everyday Americans in their bedrooms. The “American Bedroom” project, which showcases the diverse range of homes and ways of life that make up the American experience, includes these pictures.
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#1 Doris, Age 97
#2 Faith, Age 9
#3 Freddy, Age 67
#4 Becky And Dave, Ages 65
#5 The Belfon Family – Meg Age 35
#6 Dale, Age 48
#7 Tuesday, Age 23
#8 Lula, Age 97
#9 Rachael, Age 9 And Aeriyna, Age 4
#10 Harry And Alan – Ages 72, 75
#11 Miss Dorothy – Age 70
#12 Megan, Age 6
#13 Lucinda, Age 88
#14 Abigail, Age 4
#15 Camille, Age 32 And Ashley, Age 31
#16 Jamie Age 44 – (Pepper, Opal, Mazy & Pearl)
#17 Claire And Tee, Ages 19 And 23
#18 Jeanine, Age 64
#19 Kasey, Age 7
#20 Chloe, Age 18
#21 Jordan, Age 62
#22 Frances, Age 31
#23 Andrew, Age 31
#24 Sisters Katie, Age 27 And Janie, Age 25
#25 Tom, Age 86
#26 Jane Doe, Age 51
#27 Cody, Age 27
#28 Emily, Age 23
#29 Andy And Db, Ages 53 And 52
#30 Lupe
