Anybody you know?
This from a photograph of a painting in a New Zealand museum, sent to me by someone who knows me well.
MY CHALLENGE TO YOU: Write in a few words or more just who this might be and how he might be connected to someone else (heh, heh…ain’t I cute!) you know. Post your theory by clicking “Comments” down below (heh, heh…”down below”–I’m being cute again. Sometimes I can’t stand myself.)
OK, I’m in love with little digital point-and-shoot cameras, and tonight it feels right to post a few new snaps. The influence of Bruno Moyen’s New York City: a state of mind on this, my first effort in about 35 years at re-seeing the city, will be apparent to those of you who’ve seen the book or the website (www.brunomoyen.com). He used indoor film to record outdoor images, then took things further from the land of simple reportage in the darkroom. For me Google’s Picasa was the tool for making a similar trip.
Thanks to those of you who made it down this far. For those who are curious about locations all the exposures (do we use that word for digital?) were made on Manhattan’s west side, from 125th Street down to 76th. They were all made on the same day, so something was really working for me.
I hope they work for you.
Welcome! 