Showing posts with label Face to Face. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Face to Face. Show all posts

10 July 2009

Astrid

With eyes new to the world...tabula rasa

12 March 2009

Face to face with Adamowicz in Warsaw Rising Museum!

photo: Tomasz Adamowicz

Our reader Tomasz Adamowicz, who have lately send us some pictures to discuss is a main hero of today speech in Warsaw Rising Museum about "Unknown faces of Warsaw in pictures", about different professions that still may be found in Warsaw.
Tomasz is explaing that for a long time he haven't felt that big support and trust from the heroes of his story while making a photoproject.

Here is his previous post with an interesting discussion. We're looking forward to see the exhibition!

29 January 2009

Face to face with Tomek Adamowicz

These are portraits of people who work in places, which are not seen at main streets in my city. You can find them on the backyards in the centre or in the suburbs. But these people and places where they work give the special atmosphere to Warsaw. The project is not finished, but I'd like to know what do you think about it.

photographer: Tomek Adamowicz

08 January 2009

Self Portrait through Glass


03 December 2008

Face to Face


photo by Kasia "Kalua" Kryńska

08 November 2008

viva LF, viva mistakes


As some experienced photographers says medium format is too slow I decided to go into 4x5". 

For over a month I was waiting for new camera, finally this happy moment came true and I made first 3 pictures. As I am completly new to LF cameras all was bit strange, starting from the opening of the body. Possibilities that gives LF camera (tilts, shifts etc) are just overwhleming and of course I wanted to use them just now. So I did, maximal tilt, thanx which you may see the vigniete at the bottom and beautifully sharp..Staszek's hairs. Finally I went to darkroom and again faced some problems making there several heavy mistakes (too less developer in new tank, which was noticed like a minut later). It resulted with the darker horizontal stripes in the upper part and weeping on the wall. I won't even mention problems with drying the sheets...

The result you may see above, suppose to be tragic, but...I find it magic. It all came naturaly in the analogue proces (charged with mistakes), and I am sure some of those mistakes I will repeat in the future. 

Now imagine how much I'd sweat trying to make it in PS :)

Credits to Staszek, Ann Texter and Jeanne Wells

10 October 2008

Ciganos



I met this family in the last summer, gypsy mercado in Fundao (Pt). The man, when he saw me with big MF camera called me to come. He said: please, make us a picture. We are last Gypsies living due to old rules. My wife has to dress the black clothes in this heat. It is a hard life and world does not know about it and about us. We will stay on those pictures for years and people watching us will think of us, our fate and this what has passed away.
Then he took his comb, brushed his beard and said - now.
He asked me to make the portraits of his wife and daughter. His wife was happy that the world will see her black clothes and some unknown people far away may think of her, even when she will be gone.
I stood speachless...making just 3 pictures instead of several films...

25 September 2008