23 November 2007

Café 7... mostly beer and music






An ever lasting picture event
CAFÉ

Karlskrona, Sweden

Photographer: Benny Persson
STREET CORNERS

Istanbul café

CAFÉ

Kraków: Cafe Botanico


CAFÉ

Stockholm café

Photographer: Mikael Jansson
CAFÉ

Café Bönan, Gävle, Sweden

CAFÉ

Barcelona

Photographer: Virginia Ascione
CAFÉ

Café Valand, Stockholm



























Photographer: Mattia Marchi
This place has been the same since 1954, he says.
CAFÉ

Café - invitation to participate


In the cafe at a truck drivers' service station on U.S. 1 (New York Avenue), Washington, D.C..
Delano, Jack, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED 1940 June.
PART OF Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress)

Encouraged by the response to the F subject "street corners" we have set up another project starting today. It´s called Café - well do we have to go into explanations? So, dear reader of The F Blog, if you are out of street corners, why not post your best shots from cafes - interiors, exteriors or whatever. If you remember the name of the café and the city, please include that information. If you don´t - don´t worry. Stay tuned to F.

Leuven, Belgium

Photographer: Alfred Spans
STREET CORNERS

restlessness


Photographer: Ulla Larsson

22 November 2007

Street corner in Hässelby

photo: abeku

New member of Gruppo F!

hello f, I love you!
© m. agejev (2007).

Things are moving on the F blog!
Gruppo F is very glad to welcome another devoted photographer.
His name is M. Agejev and he lives in Moscow, Russia.

Stay tuned for some more of his work!

Turin, Italy


Photographer: Virginia Ascione
STREET CORNERS

..ove me forever, or I´ll bite your thr...- words of Strindberg

Criss Cross


Photographer: Jan Buse
STREET CORNERS

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Photographer: Mikael Jansson
STREET CORNERS

Invited guest: Kai Godehusen


Kai Godehusen: After several years of shooting with digital cameras only, I picked up a cheap Holga camera six month ago. After only a few rolls of film, I fell in love with the imperfections of this plastic toy and its cheesy build-in flash.The four diptychs "Ghost in the shell" are combinations of photographs I took at the museum of natural history and during my everyday-life as a physicist. I'm interested in the tension that is created between these two completely different subjects: old stuffed animals and shiny science apparatuses. For me it is hard to judge which one is more "alive"...
more from Kai: at flickr


invited by Joanna Kinowska

Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA


On the corner of Market and Manning...in an area that is becoming less industrial and more artsy.
Photographer: Rhonda Prince
STREET CORNERS

20 November 2007

Hjörring, Denmark

Photographer: Markus Jenemark
STREET CORNERS

Brockton, Massachusetts

Headlines posted in street-corner window of newspaper off[ice]
Delano, Jack, 1914- photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED 1940 Dec.

Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection,
[reproduction number, LC-USF351-4 DLC]
STREET CORNERS

invited guest: Liang-I Chang

漁人‧碼頭 Chinese and Vietnamese fishermen in Tamsui, Northern Taiwan series by Liang-I Chang
Chinese fishermen employed by Taiwanese boss are prohibited to get out of fishboat, due to the complex cross strait relationship. So , they work , they eat, they sleep they do everything in the boat and that is their only one place. If they get out of boat and captured by the police , they will be sent back to China.









Liang-I Chang (Leo Chang) is photojournalist who works for the Appledaily, Taiwan's largest newspaper.
I have worked for 15 years in photojournalism and still love my job.
My photography is focused on the people in Taiwan , their live and their work, and I think this is a lifelong topic me -
says Liang-I.
More of Liang-I Chang's pictures you will find here

invited by Marcin Górski

street corners from Penha Garcia



STREET CORNERS

Quidnic Road and Metacomet Road, Waban, Massachusetts

STREET CORNERS
Waban is one of the villages of Newton, a city west of Boston. My sister lives near here, and whenever I visit, I love to photograph what is to me a foreign environment. Despite the sign, I see very few children on the streets here.
Picture by William Poole, 2007