Viva la vida!
BnW for Ric’s birthday. Enjoy your day, man!
Paris, Trocadéro, April 28th, 2013 (mobile photography, right now).
Something in her way.
Paris, subway, April 28th, 2013 (mobile photography, right now).
Some BnW outtakes of the 24hour Project 2013.
Paris, March 23rd, 2013 (mobile photography).
The 24 Hour Project: on March 23, 2013, over 65 photographers from around the globe shot during 24 hours non-stop their city — our world (Twitter feed, FaceBook page).
Sorry for my FB & EE contacts who already saw them.
«Je ne cherche pas à embellir les images. Si l’image est jolie, c’est son affaire.» Luis Buñuel.
“No procuro embellecer las imágenes. Si la imagen es hermosa, es su asunto.”
” I don’t try to do the images up. If the image is attractive, that’s its business.”Here is Gemma, mobile photographer & artist.
Paris, portrait of a friend in Oberkampf, April 2013 (mobile photography).
clok_moitie on Flickr and on Twitter
«Je me dore la pilule au soleil, “écran total sur les pores de ma peau, écran total sur nos remords.”» Bashung.
“I sunbathe in the sun, “total sunblock on the pores of my skin, total sunblock on our remorse.”
Paris, musée du Jeu de paume, jardin des Tuileries, April 2013 (mobile photography).
A lot of streams to check out now, thanx to y’all!
The witness.
Paris, Clok’s serie (tentative d’épuisement) of Belleville, selfie, rue du Plateau, April 14th, 2013 (right now, in fact; mobile photography).
24 Hour Project - Jakarta
Well, it seems we’re all, street photographers of the 24HourProject, pretty mad guys!
I wanted to share this with you, coming from buddies in Jakarta. Enjoy!
(Booh! We don’t have any massage chairs in Paris…)
Source : vimeo.com
![The @24HourProject: 2013 featured by We Are Juxt
Created by two street photographers, Renzo Grande, in NYC, and Sam Smotherman, in LA, aka @aliveinnyc and @whittiersam in mobile photo networks.
On March 23th, 2013, 65+ street photographers in 35+ cities and 5 continents plus other 245+ guest participants shared the human aspect of their city story with 1 photo per hour for 24 hours.
This year’s theme was Ethni[city].
This is a powerful, communal marathon utilizing the power of social networking showcasing the best in street photography from around the world. The project began in the winter of 2011. The mission of the project is to show through both real time photos as the event unfolds and allowing an artist to review their work to show their best pictures captured of the city the photographer lives in with the world we all share – one hour at a time.
Learn more about the project. See more beautiful photos from around the world during those 24 hours. Support by spreading the word, if you’re on a mobile photography network — Instagram or EyeEm or Backspaces —, follow both @24hourproject (website, Twitter feed, FaceBook page) and @wearejuxt (website) for more information.
Click the links (colored or underlined words) to read and see more.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/7ead49c9a1579a9612e0bcc9fc72b8a4/tumblr_mkexjdgv721qfr003o1_1280.jpg)
The @24HourProject: 2013 featured by We Are Juxt
Created by two street photographers, Renzo Grande, in NYC, and Sam Smotherman, in LA, aka @aliveinnyc and @whittiersam in mobile photo networks.
On March 23th, 2013, 65+ street photographers in 35+ cities and 5 continents plus other 245+ guest participants shared the human aspect of their city story with 1 photo per hour for 24 hours.
This year’s theme was Ethni[city].
This is a powerful, communal marathon utilizing the power of social networking showcasing the best in street photography from around the world. The project began in the winter of 2011. The mission of the project is to show through both real time photos as the event unfolds and allowing an artist to review their work to show their best pictures captured of the city the photographer lives in with the world we all share – one hour at a time.
Learn more about the project. See more beautiful photos from around the world during those 24 hours. Support by spreading the word, if you’re on a mobile photography network — Instagram or EyeEm or Backspaces —, follow both @24hourproject (website, Twitter feed, FaceBook page) and @wearejuxt (website) for more information.
Click the links (colored or underlined words) to read and see more.
Final arrangements.
Paris, Montmartre, March 24, 2012, around 7am.
Mobile shot, previously unpublished.
Here we go for a sleepless night! Australia already began, Japan and Indonesia on the starting-block.
On March 23, 2013, from 0:00 am to 11:59pm local time, over 65 photographers from around the globe shooting non-stop during 24 hours their city — our world.
This year, our theme will be “ethni-city”, stay tuned on The 24 Hour Project Twitter feed or on the FaceBook page. Or be a part of this world sharing adventure, as a guest.
Take a look on last year, March 24, 2012, all over the world and in Paris (some of my outtakes)…
Thanx to Renzo Grande, in NYC, and Sam Smotherman, in LA.
The Spring Island.
The nasturtium and the lily, the people’s and the royal.
For Fernando and for Esra, who was wondering if everything was okay for me. :)
Madeira, March 2013 (mobile).
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