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Writer MarÃa Belgrano in Villa Urquiza, Buenos Aires. Portrait session for an upcoming book.
Lens: Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 1.4/35 (Contax/Yashica, 1970s).
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Pose, Bent; Hair, Amacci; Dress, Icing; Shoes, Nardcotix
Working on a romantic short story about a couple that meets running around the reservoir in Manhattan's Central Park.
A kiss is just a kiss?
For all those out there that say: I wish I had your life, here's a small diary entry on what my last 35 or so days of my life have been like. http://www.vonwong.com/blog/the-glamorous-life-of-ben-von-wong/. Still want my life?
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Took this photo in the fileds of Westmoorland with Jen Brook. I wish we had trees like this in Canada. Oh well, looks like I might need to go visit again ~
Self portrait
When I was young I always wanted to be a writer and write a book with a typewriter...
L.I.: medium softbox overhead, bare speedlight camera left aimed to the books and big reflective umbrella camera left behind me.
Scanzorosciate (BG) - Italy - 2019
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He worked as lead Actor in one of the Ladhaki films produced by a french company. Currently he is a school teacher and runs this grocery shop in free time.
I tell people I'm a writer, but what I mean to say is, "I want to do big things but all I have are these stupid words."
I came across this wonderful typewriter in an antique store / gallery the other day. I wish I had a typewriter like that!
The show's producer told me that when CAP showed up unexpected, he was offered a clean wall to do a fill-in, but insisted on going over, so POBE had to do a fill-in for the sole purpose of CAP to go over him.
Leica M6 + Voigtlander 35mm / Kodak Tri-X + dev Kodak T-MAX
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Writer and anthropologist Rahnuma Ahmed is a regular columnist for the New Age, an English daily in Bangladesh. Known for her sharp political analysis, Ahmed has been critical of political regimes, corrupt business houses and patriarchy. Her book "Tortured Truths" provides in-depth analysis of the inner workings of the military backed caretaker government in Bangladesh in 2007 and 2008, and their international allies.