The New York Times Magazine‘s annual Voyages Issue, which was published on Sunday, includes a feature on “Where the World’s Greatest Photographers Go to Get Away.” It’s a wonderful collection of vacation photos by well-known image makers, including the one below by Lauren Greenfield taken in Galway, Ireland. She and her family visit the fishing village of Roundstone each year.
“Besides family shots,” the Magazine explains, “Greenfield’s vacation photographs capture local traditions, like the St. Stephen’s Day swim, a kind of polar-bear club with a lilt, in which brave revelers gather in Galway on Dec. 26 to jump into the frigid water. So far, Greenfield has resisted. ‘‘My role has been supporter and photographer,’’ she says. ‘‘I’m the wimp who grew up in L.A.’’”
Below, a screenshot of the photo gallery, which kicks off with Lauren’s image, as seen at nytimes.com.
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