One is enough!
Pic 12. © Édouard Boubat
Splendid!
Just back from Paris, saw the biggest display of Atget's prints ever, at the Musee Carnavalet Histoire De Paris! Super exhibition and stunning location.
©Faye Parish/Paris 2012
©Emmy Andriesse (1914-1953) Juliette Greco, 1948
Also saw a splendid exhibition 'Gare Du Nord' at
Institut Néerlandais (Culture Centre of Netherlands).
http://www.institutneerlandais.com/tentoonstelling/
Some fantastic images most of which i have never seen before. Was really worth the long walk from the Marais, especially as i had the whole exhibition space to myself.
Free and happy
I took this pic within a couple of hours of buying my Voightlander. My 1st ever brand new camera and my 1st ever roll of film in a rangefinder.
©Faye Parish
Positive and the Negative!
I stumbled across this card in an old scrap book today.
The negative, I think i lost it in a darkroom somewhere.
The memory of taking this image is always there!
©Faye Parish
Around the block
Went for a quick stroll around the block to catch the afternoon light and came back with these delights. 23/2
©Faye Parish
Wishing
...I was back in Greece, when it was warmer, & I was daydreaming & watching the locals fish for Octopus, taking it all in their stride!
©Faye Parish
Floating Wonder
Finally got myself down to the camera club and started scanning, it's been a long time, so grabbed the first sheet of negs i could get my hand on and wasn't so difficult, but the task ahead feels bigger than a mountain to climb and so training commences! Definitely keeping me occupied on these cold dark days. ©Faye Parish
Image courtesy of Annie Leibovitz via The New York Times
Exhibition at the;
http://www.hamiltonsgallery.com/
Lovely selection of pictures which made my Saturday 14/1/2012.
I connected with her image of Niagara Falls. Having been there myself and blown away by the magical energy and mystery in the falls, not to mention the fact that you daren't look back in case the maid in the mist wobbles & you will fall into what feels like a giant washing machine.
But i particularly loved her images of Abraham Lincoln's Hat, and gloves & of course....Ansel Adams darkroom!
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