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Contemplating the cloudy sky and the massive trunk of a tree under a magical light is difficult when one is alone. Not being able to feel the pleasure of seeing a magnificent landscape with someone else is a form of torture. That is why I started taking photographs. I wanted somehow to eternalize those moments of passion and pain.

Abbas Kiarostami (aqui)

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Tumbani, a small locale in Bengal/India, rapidly makes his way into industrialisation. I tried to follow this transformation of tumbani and similar places. How to safe our culture and collective memory? What stays after a long time? The landscapes and emptiness symbolize time, the transformation of a landscape is a slow prozess, more than changes in human community. Portraits are moments in time, they connect me with Tumbani and their people, I can't be distant from them...

Julia Milberger

Das areias

Pancratium maritimum

Pedi emprestado à Carlota este Narciso-das-areias, porque nunca consegui fotografar nenhum como ela. As coisas que ela consegue...

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"I'm a photographer. But I'm not the kind of photographer who prefers looking at life through a lens. If we take photographs to remember, what do we do when we're not taking photographs?"

Diz o autor do genial UNphotographable

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Ela e ele

Caryocar microcarpum Ducke

pequiarana-da-várzea

Era uma vez um homem que se apaixonou por uma flor linda de morrer... (aqui)

foto de Zenog