Roman buxbaum essay (2 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine condition. First edition. Octavo. 204 (16)pp. Wraparound photographic obi band for tan half cloth over unadorned plain cardboard with author's name stamped in blue at top of cover, blue lettering on back cover. Graphic design by Élise Mougin. Profusely illustrated with b/w photos in photogravure. With essays by Roman Buxbaum and Carolyn Christov-Bagargiev. Twenty pages of photos of Tichy, mostly in color, at front before Buxbaum text. "Photography is something concrete, a perception, what you see with your eyes. And it happens so fast that you may not see anything at all! To photograph is to paint with light! The flaws are part of it. That's what makes the poetry. And for that you need a bad camera. If you want to be famous, you have to be worse at something than everyone else in the world!" (Miroslav Tichy).…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine condition. First Japanese edition. Octavo. 178 (10)pp. Wraparound photographic obi band for tan half cloth over unadorned plain cardboards with blue lettering on covers in English and Japanese. Graphic design by Élise Mougin. Profusely illustrated with b/w photos in photogravure. With essays by Roman Buxbaum and Carolyn Christov-Bagargiev. Twenty pages of photos of Tichy, mostly in color, at front befor Buxbaum text. "Photography is something concrete, a perseption, what you see with your eyes. And it happens so fast that you may not see anything at all! To photograph is to paint with light! The flaws are part of it. That's what makes the poetry. And for that you need a bad camera. If you want to be famous, you have to be worse at something than everyone else in the world!" (Miroslav Tichy). Text in English and Japanese.…