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Submitted: April 6, 2008
File Size: 444 KB
Image Size: 444 KB
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Comments: 7
Favourites & Collections: 7 [who?]
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Today: 0
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Make: Canon
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Shutter Speed: 1/500 second
F Number: F/18.0
Focal Length: 34 mm
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Date Picture Taken: Apr 2, 2008, 3:25:33 PM
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Je me demande toujours ce que représente cette chose, ainsi que comment et où tu as été la chercher... Mais la photo est très belle!!!
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[...A picture is worth a thousand words...]
C'est une sculpture faite par mon père. Elle était tellement absurde que je voulais voir ce qu'elle donnait en situation.
Toute la série est d'ailleurs dans cet esprit, l'absurde. Le projet était très flou, et j'aime bien cette idée de la précision d'une image sur un projet aussi inconsistant. L'image parle toute seule, elle n'avait même pas besoin de projet.
J'aime l'idée que la présence de chaque élément et ma présence même étaient fortuites.
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Color-blind photographer. My own Sisyphus rock, or a way to the unseen ?
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photographier : c'est mettre sur la même ligne de mire la tête, l'oeil et le coeur. C'est une façon de vivre. (H.C.Bresson)
Je reviendrais plus tard!
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photographier : c'est mettre sur la même ligne de mire la tête, l'oeil et le coeur. C'est une façon de vivre. (H.C.Bresson)
Merci beaucoup
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Color-blind photographer. My own Sisyphus rock, or a way to the unseen ?
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photographier : c'est mettre sur la même ligne de mire la tête, l'oeil et le coeur. C'est une façon de vivre. (H.C.Bresson)
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