No Worries by Martin Parr

No Worries is a photo essay that documents the work and leisure of people in Western Australian port towns and coastal cities, revealing something unique about the coastal dwelling population and Australian life in general.

Internationally renowned for his innovative imagery, oblique approach to social documentary and his contribution to photographic culture, Martin’s photographs take a critical look at modern life and enable us to see things that seem familiar in an entirely new way.

Apart from his photographic work Parr has been a festival director, curator and teacher, and has published more than 60 books.

“Martin Parr is one of the most important and maybe most notorious photographers of our time.” - Robert Cook, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Phototgraphy