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Comme chaque année je m'engouffre sur Arles quelques heures. Quelques heures chaudes, longeant les murs à l'affut de leurs cris graphiques, appels si colorés et si silencieux. Murs, portes, tags, graffs, people de l'instant, pigeons voyageurs ...
Un monde d'une théâtralité écrite comme une courte nouvelle. Moite et collante.
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Every year I rush Arles hours. A few hot hours, along the walls on the lookout for their graphics cries, so colorful and so silent calls. Walls, doors, tags, graffiti, celebrities of the moment, pigeons ...
A world of theatricality written as a short story. Moist and sticky.
The old Lloyds Insurance building, built in the 1920's, was demolished in the 1980's to make way for the new Lloyds Building, aka The Inside Out Building, seen behind. Just this frontage remains as a memento.
- Rolleiflex 2,8e
- Zeiss Planar 1:2,8 - 80mm
- Bergger Pancro 400
- Rodinal (1+50), 22 min., 20°
- Epson V850 Pro
Another facade of a destroyed building in WW2. Not supposed to be anything in particular, showing off the roof window finally. Enjoy!
The sunshine broke through the clouds to illuminate just the palace facade for me in this shot, helping it to stand out from the extensive lawn in front.
Grade I Listed building. Square red brick mansion with Dutch Gables and classical cornices, and classical Orders on entrance front, all in cut and moulded brickwork. Pantile roof.
Royal Residence from 1754 until 1818, at the death of Queen Charlotte. It was the home of Augusta, Princess of Wales, who had the garden laid out, during her widowhood. After her death the home of the Royal Princes. George III and Queen Charlotte lived here while waiting for the Wyatt Palace to be built.