I'm really excited about my upcoming show in Paris. I printed the entire show on Innova Fiber paper which feels like it was made for these specific images. I think the quality of the prints is stunning. Holding detail for color and depth in darker imagery has been so important. The prints are being framed now in France, at the Dupont Lab in Paris.
It will be very interesting for me to see how a European audience responds to these very classic noir images of Hollywood and Los Angeles. The photograph of the Asbury is the first picture I've produced using the newer Fuji 4x5 instant film.
I'm working on the new pictures from Paris, called " Sketches for Atget." These prints are a group of photographs taken on several walks over a period of three days in Paris. All of the photographs were taken with what remains of my 4x5 Polaroid stock. What a better place than Paris? I've posted these two.
Clothes lines and sodium sulfate..the beat goes on ...Les Poleroids son buckets of fun.!
What a great evening, I was so pleased to see so many people attend, with such an interest in these images of a vanishing time.
Paris photographer Samuel Lugassy, Designer Kevin Corn and Debbie Hauvette Dir. of the Gallery.
The Installation is in, We took the final framed works from the Dupon Lab today. Samuel Lugasssy and Kevin Corn have been so much help. The pictures are so beautiful in this wonderful French library enviorment. They seem to belong, like a living room. There were quite a few visitors to the Gallery today. The images in the window created real interest. Kevin's
