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Wonderful images —
Especially the photo of the man strolling (could we say flaner?) thru the fog embedded in the post. The hats! What an age! I am reading The Short Story of Photography by Ian Haydn Smith, with lots of images, and was first exposed to Robert Frank in this work a week or so ago. Christmas dinner leftovers are in the oven — nice to bide the time with this posting.
Robert Frank (9-Nov-1924 to 9-Sep-2019)
is remembered for "The Americans" a photo book published in 1958. In 1951-53 Frank visited London... " I liked the light, I liked the fog. " – Robert Frank © London 1951-1953 by Robert Frank You can see more of his b&w photos from London by following this...
Wonderful images —
Especially the photo of the man strolling (could we say flaner?) thru the fog embedded in the post. The hats! What an age! I am reading The Short Story of Photography by Ian Haydn Smith, with lots of images, and was first exposed to Robert Frank in this w...
It's a quiet time of the year...
here the tradition is to do major house cleaning at year end... something I really need to address ; ). Photo books are a good source... but they can be expensive and/or out of print. We are lucky to have an excellent photo library at the Tokyo Metropolit...
Merry Christmas Casey......here
is another must visit spot in Tokyo where you can see , handle and dine with the most amazing photobook library .. Photo Book Dining Megutama - I am sure you and any of our friends here will enjoy it!!!! Regards from the PCNW
Thanks for the tip... looks great.
it's in Shibuya so I will give it a try in the new year... All the best to you and yours... Casey
