Annie Leibovitz annie leibovitz Blitz Brigade Hack - Get Unlimited Coins, Diamonds and VIP for ios-android. Photographed Illustrated 1 note Sebastião Salgado Genesis est la grande exposition de Sebastião Salgado, un hommage photographique sans précédent à notre planète. Les 245 photographies exposées, au terme de huit ans de travail et d’une trentaine de voyages à travers le monde, sont présentées selon un parcours en cinq chapitres géographiques ("Aux confins du Sud", "Sanctuaires naturels", "Afrique", "Terres du Nord", "Amazonie et Pantanal"), qui sont autant de régions du monde explorées par Sebastião Salgago pour nous révéler la nature de notre planète dans toute sa splendeur. « Genesis est la quête du monde des origines, celui qui a évolué pendant des millénaires avant d’être confronté au rythme de la vie actuelle, avant d’oublier ce qui fait de nous des êtres humains. Cette exposition nous présente des paysages, des animaux et des peuples qui ont su échapper au monde contemporain. Elle met à l’honneur ces régions vastes et lointaines où, intacte et silencieuse, la nature règne encore dans toute sa majesté. Lélia Wanick Salgado Soutiens
OJOS CALEIDOSCOPIO: ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ (1894 - 1985) "Yo interpreto mis sensaciones en un instante determinado. No lo que veo, sino lo que siento."(André Kertész) Las fotografías de André Kertész tienen un estilo único en el que se imponen unos ángulos novedosos para la época. André Kertész y Robert Doisneau en Arlés, Francia, 1975. André Kertész nació en Budapest el 2 de julio de 1894 como Andor Kertész en el seno de una familia judía burguesa, Andor Kertész empezó a soñar con la fotografía siendo aún niño. Fue a los 18 años cuando se compró su primera cámara, una ICA Box, que funcionaba con placas de 4,5 x 6 cm. Mientras servía en las filas del ejército austro-húngaro, documentó en lacónicas imágenes el día a día del soldado, las marchas forzadas, la angustiosa espera en las trincheras y la desorientación del individuo. André Kertész, Distortion #172, Paris, 1933. André Kertész, Distortion, Paris, 1933. André Kertész, self portrait. André Kertész, Mondrian's glasses. André Kertész, Ombre de la tour Eiffel, 1929. André Kertész, Shadows.
Ufunk.net - Gadgets japonais et Arts insolites Magnum Photos - Search Result French, b.1908 - 2004 Born in Chanteloup, Cartier-Bresson started painting in 1923 and began to photograph in 1931, met Tériade, the editor of Verve magazine and frequented members of the French surrealist movement. After a trip to the Ivory Coast he discovered the Leica, since then his camera of choice. He pursued his photographic career in Eastern Europe and Mexico, later on making films with Jean Renoir, Jacques Becker and André Zvoboda and a documentary on Republican Spain (1937). A war prisoner, he escaped in 1940 and made portraits of artists: Matisse, Rouault, Braque, Bonnard. In 1947 he founded Magnum Photos with Bill Vandivert, Robert Capa, George Rodger and David Seymour "Chim", then spent three years in India, Burma, Pakistan, Indonesia and China (during the last six months of the Kuomintang and the first six months of the People's Republic of China). He subsequently travelled to China, Cuba in the 1960s, Mexico, Canada, the USA, India and Japan among other countries. Web links
5 Mind Blowing Things Crowds Do Better Than Experts There's nothing stupider than a crowd. Take an average, intelligent person and put him in an emergency and he'll likely remain calm and await instructions. Put him in a crowd and he'll start screaming, looting and overturning cars. Right? Well ... not really. "Crowdsourcing" is one of those business buzzwords that actually represents something very simple: letting crowds of strangers do your work for you. #5. Obviously, no random StarCraft or Tower Defense-playing teenager is going to know more about military strategy than a trained professional with combat experience. But what if you created a war game that mimicked the "rules" of actual war -- the units have the same capabilities of actual units, the map is similar to an actual map and all of the real-world complications have to be dealt with. It would be like Ender's Game, but with more homoerotic subtext. It's not just some war gamer geek's dream -- the military is betting on it. The U.S. Wikipedia"Shit, it's boobsmcgee900!" #4. #3.
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