Last Suppers by James Reynolds

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By Cyril Foiret / 28 Sep 2009 @ 8:40 am / 9534 views

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James Reynolds‘s series of photographs documenting former Death Row prisoners’ requests for their last meal before execution, called Last Suppers. Dont know if its real or not, but I love the concept

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wow that soo cool!
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That’s beautiful. Very thought-provoking.
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Joseph
Looks like Coca Cola is a staple to consumers both dead and alive. I wonder what their marketing team would think.
Lone
Some of the meals seem a bit too ‘strange’ to be real but I suppose death row can bring out the importance of the smallest items, even a single olive.
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MaryKate
eff’n INTENSE!
DebrisD
Single olive is possibly referring to Victor Feguer (1935-1963).
Third COULD be referencing Gary Gilmore (1940-1977).
Aside from that, no idea, but this is interesting. I’d love to know who else he based the meals on.
pao
Jonathon Kambouris’ ongoing project has the same concept, but it’s executed differently: http://www.lastmealsproject.com/

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