A portrait doesn’t have to be up close and personal to be personal: love you J.
Today Aujourd’hui E in her home in our village
March 9, 2014 by 3 Comments
An “environmental portrait “, sounds a bit dry….love you E
The kids and the umbrella flash
March 1, 2014 by 2 Comments
I’ve always loved this shot but it wasn’t to the liking of the parents…such is the life of the photographer. roll-film early 1990s
W, a Boy in the Woods:a Portrait.
January 17, 2014 by 6 Comments
France early 90s Mamiya C330 with Tri-X pan. likes to be printed big.
My J around Malham Cove an eternity ago
January 5, 2014 by 10 Comments
Walking back from a stroll around Malham Cove.
I’d forgotten the aim of this blog: to share photos that matter to me and offer now and again a word about photography and photographers; I was so busy thinking about where to go next with (my ) photography that I couldn’t bring myself to post.
Yes, I am for the first time in my life thinking of going beyond being a little Jacques Henri-Lartigue photographer of my world. I’ve always submitted photos however personal with the hopes that a tiny element in them might appeal to viewers other than myself, might resonate with their own experience and emotions and I offer you this portrait of my J with the same hope.
Life is over before you know it: a damp trail in the North, a bit of light through the mist, a shout to my J that turned to smile at me, an instant , a treasure, it’ll never happen again just like that…Yes a photo I really care about .
Bro Frangin
October 26, 2013 by Leave a Comment
From the Campbiel with the Mont Perdu in the background: I treasure both of those rambles with you.
Pyrénées, France
Film, tri-X pan early eighties
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