I will be exhibiting all Summer 2012 at Anastasia Photo. In addition to the exhibition a portofolio will be available for visitors to consult.
Address: 166 Orchard Road ( Lower East Side ) 1-212-677 97 25 NY NY 10002 www.anastasia-photo.com
This photo was taken this winter with the idea to style the Flemish Painters of the 16th and 17th century.
A story available in Black and White on the Easter Processions in the Puglie ( Italy). In this case in Taranto on Tuesday evening and in Francavilla on Good Friday.
As the light becomes scare, new ranges of colors appear. These two pictures were taken in Hong Kong in March 2012. The one with the workers was shot behind a glass fence.
Anders Zorn painted Dagmar in 1911. I took this picture of my daughter in Corsica with an old Yashika 6×6. She was playing with tadpoles.
For the fourth consecutive year Hervé Charles of La Cambre School of Arts and myself organize Noël Personnel, a one day exhibition. This year 5 schools of photography will participate. The topic:
Go personal, take a picture of your own Christmas day, you have 60 cm by 60 cm to exhibit your work.
After having covered the « Indignados « in Puerta del Sol in Madrid, I decided to support an initiative for helping communities to debate on line. The website is called www.eskutcha.com
Kathmandu is changing rapidly with the influx of immigrants from India and from Tibet. The population is growing outside the traditional boundaries of town. This is a portfolio on street views of today’s Kathmandu.
by Paolo Pellizzari from the Story of Sebastien de Fooz : By foot to Jerusalem. Images: Sébastien de Fooz, Nicolas van Achter Editing: Nicolas van Achter.
Script: Paolo Pellizzari
6 years ago Sebastien de Fooz walked from Ghent to Jerusalem.
With the idea to make a film Paolo Pellizzari, Nicolas Van Achter and him repeated the trip with an old Citroën 2CV.
The proof of the Sun is a road movie , the story of Sebastien crossing East Europe by foot, his journal, his encounters, doubts and believes.
For the last months of 2011 « human landscapes and artist studios » will be exhibited at the Grand PLace of Brussels in an extraordinary house in the heart of Brussels dating from the 18th century.
