14 December 2006

Early morning in December by tram in rainy Gothenburg


-2 and 3200 ASA 16mm

Guest: Sara Gust - My girlfriend

Let me present a favourite of mine, Sara Gust, living in Barcelona, Spain. The project she presents here caught my attention, and I invited her. I'm happy she kindly accepted. But enough of me talking... Sara's own introduction then.

I engage intensely in both text and picture, separated or together. I'm the editor of Display Magazine. I enjoy working on my own projects and ideas, and to create my own little private universe. Have always kept going for the pure joy of creativity, but the need for actually communicating is becoming more and more important to me.

Find more about Sara at her
fotosidan profile.

The project 'My girlfriend' is about someone's girlfriend, or perhaps not? You decide.


I've translated the captions myself, so any crude language or lost nuances are all my fault.

My girlfriend

To call her special is probably to exagerate.//
But she has something.//
Nothing much to brag about though.


My girlfriend is so damn boring. //
But sometimes she kicks loose and does heavy things. //
Nothing predictable like dyeing her hair green or so, I mean.


I care much about her. //
I care about her in a way that //
probably only men can really appreciate.


Everyone believes she is a passionate animal friend. //
Only I know the truth //
- that she has a big black hole where the heart should go.



And so came the day when I learned how to REALLY fuck. //
Since then nothing has been the same. //
I've forgotten how to do everything and anything else.



Playing the hooker, that's a game she knows. //
Pretending to be impressed and looking all starry-eyed, //
when my friends visit us. //
*yikes*


My girlfriend, well, //
she's not exactly funny. //
But her sister is.


She thought is was okey to expect, //
when we separated. //
To expect money she had never earned.



Apparently. //
I. //
I have apparently lost.

Random quotes

















Christer Strömholm, photographer

Invited Guest: Christophe Agou

Christophe has a unique way of captuering a state of mind, looking through the lens and seeing beyond the object and capture that unique feeling.
I have for a few days trying to come up with some words to Christophe´s photos but it seems really hard to describe that feeling I get and emotive they are though they touches the inner me deeply so I let his photos speak for themself and starts with a quote from Christophe exclusive for The F Blog.
Please see more at Christophe´s homepage http://nousyork.com/
These photos are taken from a serie called life below

"The road from the eye to the heart is easy to follow. I am taking it with my eyes closed."

Invited by Mikael Jansson






© Christophe Agou