Dancing and posing in the corridor. Great Style, lot of Energy and so easy to work with!
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Tanya, Tokyo - 2009.
mardi 9 mars 2010
dimanche 7 mars 2010
Motion
My book, my book.... this F----- book! Only this, checking, reading, control, check some more... 165 pages in front... doing nothing else.
Good thing thus: ideas accumulate. As soon this will be over I have few plans ready to go. Of course they are secret (and even if no one reads this blog, this is not a reason) but one is about Motion... I found the time to make some tests...
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Good thing thus: ideas accumulate. As soon this will be over I have few plans ready to go. Of course they are secret (and even if no one reads this blog, this is not a reason) but one is about Motion... I found the time to make some tests...
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TEST - Rokkasho, Japan - 2009.
jeudi 4 mars 2010
Color time-to-time
Color or B&W? Well not supposed to be as Mac or PC or Red or White wine but this question seems anyway to generate a debate.
My 2 cents:
I believe it isn't a question about how someone "see" the reality, the life around him (her). I consider it is more a question of what pic vision put you in a mental state to pay attention and be ready to "feel". A test has been made (last year if I remember correctly) in a US subway: You take one of the best violinist alive, one the best M$ instrument, the more appreciated classic pieces of Mozart and Beethoven and you put all this in the subway at rush hours - No one notices. Millions of people and none of them like this kind of music? of course not. Because, they are doing something different at this time, they are not ready to be receptive to enjoy, not here not now. For my opinion, a neutral color pic rarely provokes the mental state required to be receptive (of course the pic could be really interesting, composition, subject, theme... but the neutral color, as real, may not add to this process). Then, a B&W, a fully saturated or even a washout palette will disconnect you from the real for a while and propose you to "see" and feel differently for a moment.
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My 2 cents:
I believe it isn't a question about how someone "see" the reality, the life around him (her). I consider it is more a question of what pic vision put you in a mental state to pay attention and be ready to "feel". A test has been made (last year if I remember correctly) in a US subway: You take one of the best violinist alive, one the best M$ instrument, the more appreciated classic pieces of Mozart and Beethoven and you put all this in the subway at rush hours - No one notices. Millions of people and none of them like this kind of music? of course not. Because, they are doing something different at this time, they are not ready to be receptive to enjoy, not here not now. For my opinion, a neutral color pic rarely provokes the mental state required to be receptive (of course the pic could be really interesting, composition, subject, theme... but the neutral color, as real, may not add to this process). Then, a B&W, a fully saturated or even a washout palette will disconnect you from the real for a while and propose you to "see" and feel differently for a moment.
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Saint Brice Courcelles, France - 2006.
mardi 2 mars 2010
Proposal
I got a proposal from "infernalord" (on Deviant Art) about one of my photograph.
I post here both original and modified side-by-side. I have my clear preference but I will be pleased to know your... Thanks.
I post here both original and modified side-by-side. I have my clear preference but I will be pleased to know your... Thanks.
Left or Right?
PS: The modified version suffers from JPEG edition.
Onsen (again) - 薬研温泉
I love those places: warm water, cold air, nature around and Nudity.
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薬研温泉 - Yagen Valley, Japan - 2009.
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