In 1982, photographer Barbara Davatz set her lens on a group of 12 couples in Switzerland -- some in romantic relationships, some platonic, others familial. She captured the duos against a gray backdrop, their faces nearly expressionless, staring straight into her camera. She had no intention of revisiting them. But then, she repeated the process in 1988 and 1997. And again in 2014. The resulting series, "As Time Goes By," provides a unique glimpse into the aging process. Over three decades, no...
Photos Follow 12 Couples Over 3 Decades In Unique Study Of Aging
The Huffington Post - 15 Feb 2016 21:29
In 1982, photographer Barbara Davatz set her lens on a group of 12 couples in Switzerland -- some in romantic relationships, some platonic, others familial. She captured the duos against a gray backdrop, their faces nearly expressionless, staring straight into her camera. She had no intention of revisiting them. But then, she repeated the process in 1988 and 1997. And again in 2014. The resulting series, "As Time Goes By," provides a unique glimpse into the aging process. Over three decades, no...
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