Martin Parr: Life's a Beach Daphne A. Brooks why does it continue to

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Martin Parr: Life's a Beach Daphne A. Brooks why does it continue toAperture, 2013, hardcover, 124 pages, 21. 3 x 15. 7 cm Following on the heels of Martin Parrs limited edition, album style presentation of Lifes a Beach, released last season, Aperture is delighted to introduce a new beach bag sized edition. Parr has been photographing beaches for many decades, documenting all aspects of them, including close ups of sunbathers, rambunctious swimmers caught mid plunge, and the eternal sandy picnic underway. His