Martin Parr's "Home and Abroad" features 58 color and 1 black-and-white photograph, capturing a vivid portrayal of global culture through a British lens. Introduced by Ian McEwan, the book offers a journey from the ideal home and family setting, through shopping sprees, seaside trips, theme parks, and safari excursions. Parr's lens travels from Britain to landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Middle Eastern bazaars, ultimately reaching McDonald's in Moscow. His work humorously highlights the ubiquity of the culture he documents, transcending social classes and national boundaries, showcasing his acute observation skills of contemporary British life.
