[PT] Uma troca de fotografias entre América do Sul e Ásia.
[EN] A photograph exchange between South America and Asia.
[ES] Un intercambio de fotografias entre Sudamérica y Ásia.
The sign says “Grandma Laurinha, 1 beauty kit (deodorant spray and lavander)”
Things like these makes me rethink a lot about life.
Eriko: I love your photo – especially the first one documents and tells a multi-layered story that is intriguing. I could see the photo from a simple spectator’s view, or a person who had a grandmother (was also feminine and would love to have a beauty kit always by her side!), or a photojournalist who wants to tell a story about a life of an elderly – maybe happy or sad – or both – cannot tell – and as a future grandmother. What a wonderful photo. I like candid images.
I liked it because it was only possible with the wide lens from the new iphone, wouldn’t be possible with the old one.
But I wanted to have something special for you, as to honor this that I consider a very good exchange. You know… I have been thinking a lot about life, of course, I’m witnessing creation of one! So things like this, even though online, involves people, and something deeper than just everyday instant messaging. Thinking about photography makes me open my eyes more, be mindful of what’s beautiful, of what’s important.
So here’s a little bit of him doing what he does best, crying and sleeping.
1. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum — me and my best friend dream the same – “I want to live here!” Seriously I would if I could.
3. We stopped by to listen to Juan Enriquez’s intro for his upcoming book 🙂 He is exciting – it’s obvious why everyone loves him!
I have always been fascinated by street art, the scenery and the mix of cultures.
recently, so I thought I’d send you a photo with a magnificent view –
the place always offers such a beautiful sight.
Besides being marveled by the place, I saw this little girl with an active look, from far, when everyone looked away, she went and stole a candy.
I love being able to catch these once-in-a-lifetime moments. So it`s not much about beauty or technique, but capturing society as it really is.
There’s this special place in Bogotá/Colombia that I love, where I can see an old hotel called Tequendama and a new business building Colpatria. In the middle of it, the reflection of the elevators from where I stay. I attached the photograph below.