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Infinity Healthcare

A colour for every sitter

Portraits for Infinity Healthcare, each sitter on a colour of their own, the dog included.

Client
Infinity Healthcare
Photographs
Ryan Parker

  1. 01The portraits

    A woman in a bright printed kaftan, arms wide, against deep blue
    A woman in a green top lowering her sunglasses, against magenta
    A woman in a leopard-print coat, arms open, against red
    A woman in a monochrome print coat and sunglasses, hands out, against red
    A woman in a houndstooth coat and white sunglasses against gold
    A woman in a wide-brimmed hat and blue jacket against red
    A woman in a bright print top and beads, pointing, against violet
    A woman in a red waistcoat and bow blouse, mid laugh, against blue
    A man in a leather jacket lowering his sunglasses, against teal
    A woman in a patterned jacket, a hand on her hip, against violet
    A man in a dark patterned jacket, hand to his chin, against red
    A man in a grey jacket and red pocket square against blue
    The same man in a red velvet jacket, laughing, against slate
    A small dog in sunglasses against teal

How it got made

The brief, the room, the frame.

Age Out Loud started with Izabella Roth, who I’d photographed at her previous company. Infinity Healthcare wanted amazing seniors, fully styled, with Iris Apfel as the reference. I brought in Leona Brausen, a theatre costume designer and a close friend, who has every costume you could think of.

Each person went to wardrobe first. Once Leona had them dressed, she and I picked their backdrop together. Davina Stewart was the glue of the day, getting everyone in and out of their outfits, and Hiccup the dog hung out the whole time and became our twelfth senior. It was about nine hours, exhausting and so much fun. Spending a day with people who’ve found a new lease on life is about as good as this job gets.

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