Paris by Night: Fleeting Glimpses
April 16, 2015
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or its life. These are just
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or its life. These are just
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or its life. These are just
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or its life. These are just selections from several visits, held together only by the late hour or by something that pleased me.
When you see the Northern Lights for the first time, they seem unreal. Almost magical, maybe even scary to some. The Aurora Borealis is one of the most spectacular natural phenomena you can observe and well worth a journey to the northern parts of the…
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is having an exhibition, April 5 through July 12, called ‘In the Wake /Japanese Photographers Respond to 3/11.’
Moments ago a newsletter landed in my inbox from Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal, announcing its 14th edition of the Biannale of Contemporary Photography, curated by Catalan artist/curator, Joan Fontcuberta, to be held in…
As if it weren’t bad enough having people lined up to take pictures of their favorite pictures in museums, now it appears that hordes of visitors are lining up with selfie-sticks to take pictures of themselves in front of their favorite pictures….
First came asking someone to take your picture with your camera. Then came the selfie—holding the phone or camera at arm’s length and trying to get your shot without your arm. Front-facing cameras on phones helped with that, but angles were…
Taken with 18x telephoto lens from the top of the Arc de Triomphe, this shot squeezes in a lot of familiar Paris, with even more suggested here and there in the middl
August 8, 2014 The title is not my own. I swiped it off the poster you see here and I’m borrowing it as a ruse to get you to read something you may not have otherwise. Reading through my emails this morning, there was…
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or
I’ve never set out to document Paris at night, never had a conscious plan to record a particular area or its life. These are just selections from several visits, held together only by the late hour or by something that pleased me.
When you see the Northern Lights for the first time, they seem unreal. Almost magical, maybe even scary to some. The Aurora Borealis is one of the most spectacular natural phenomena you can observe and well worth a journey to the northern parts of the…
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is having an exhibition, April 5 through July 12, called ‘In the Wake /Japanese Photographers Respond to 3/11.’
Moments ago a newsletter landed in my inbox from Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal, announcing its 14th edition of the Biannale of Contemporary Photography, curated by Catalan artist/curator, Joan Fontcuberta, to be held in…
As if it weren’t bad enough having people lined up to take pictures of their favorite pictures in museums, now it appears that hordes of visitors are lining up with selfie-sticks to take pictures of themselves in front of their favorite pictures….
First came asking someone to take your picture with your camera. Then came the selfie—holding the phone or camera at arm’s length and trying to get your shot without your arm. Front-facing cameras on phones helped with that, but angles were…
Taken with 18x telephoto lens from the top of the Arc de Triomphe, this shot squeezes in a lot of familiar Paris, with even more suggested here and there in the middl
August 8, 2014 The title is not my own. I swiped it off the poster you see here and I’m borrowing it as a ruse to get you to read something you may not have otherwise. Reading through my emails this morning, there was…