Linda McCartney: The Polaroid Diaries captures the late photographer’s intimate family life
From the 1970s until her death in 1998 at 56 from breast cancer, Linda turned her camera to her home life. The new bookfeatures intimate snapshots of the McCartneys, many of which were shot at their farm in Cambeltown, Scotland. “She would just see things,” Paul writes in the book’s introduction. “Many of her photos, it’s just that one click. You’ve got to recognize when a great photo is happening in front of you.
The Polaroids, which range from the early Seventies to the mid-Nineties, includes a hilarious shot of Paul brushing his teeth and Linda taking a selfie with a young Stella. “I think what we’re seeing with this book is a more private side to her work,” editor Reuel Golden and former editor of the British Journal of tells Rolling Stone. “It’s reflective of her eye and her vision, but it’s on a slightly more candid, intimate… It’s a way of her expressing her relationship with her family.
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