The Shrinking Horizons of Childhood

The Project “The Shrinking Horizons of Childhood” is a project that asks the question 'Do children need nature anymore?' Irish photographer Mike O’Toole was inspired to develop the project after reading an account by Reins Michels, former Dutch football coach, about how he saw a family pull up their car near woods in Holland. The dog immediately ran out of the car but the children stayed put. They did not recognize the woods as a place of play, of freedom or adventure. 

Friday, August 19, 2011

Ailbhe


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children watching to much TV?


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Mike O’Toole has shown his work at The Art directors club of New york and in exhibitions in London,Barcelona and Paris. He lectures part time on the BA(Hons)in photography at IADT and Graduated with an MA in photographic studies from The University of Westminister.He also holds a Diploma in personal life coaching.His work has been commissioned by Conde Nast Traveller and Washington post and has won several international awards including a Silver at the Aop, Archive,Communication Arts and the International photographers awards.In 2010 his project the shrinking horizons of childhood gained an honorable mention at the Bernice Abbott photo awards in America.He established Photoparley, a meeting place for photo artists in Dublin.
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