Sarah Moon - 1 2 3 4 5

When I grow up, I want to take photos like Sarah Moon! I had a glimpse at her new book titled Sarah Moon 1,2,3,4,5. and it is exquisite. A photographic retrospective bundled up into five individual editions and enclosed in a grey box. Classic beautiful emotional - Sarah Moon at her best. These are a few of the images of Polaroid images.

Australian Bush Fire Appeal

Although I live on the opposite side of the world my heart goes out to all those Australians who have lost their loved ones and homes in the tragic bush fires in Victoria. This is an unprecedented tragedy of this kind in Australia and it will impact on so many lives for many years to come. We can't take away the pain but we can help the survivors by donating to the Australian Bush Fire Appeal. Please help. Carla x

Robert Frank at the Jeu de Paume

Robert Frank, a Foreign Look
Paris / The Americans
from 20 January 2009 until 22 March 2009
In his work Robert Frank (American, born in Switzerland in 1924) has developed a dialogue between photography and poetry, literature and painting, and created a language that both conveys subjective experience and continues the heritage of documentary photography.One of the highlights of his abundant production of photographs and films is a legendary book of photographs, The Americans (published in France in 1958). In the early 1950s, when living in New York, Frank also produced a series of images of Paris, his vision sharpened by his distance from Europe.This exhibition proposes a dialogue between a selection of photographs of Paris, chosen by Robert Frank and Ute Eskildsen (presented at the Museum Folkwang in Essen) and the complete ensemble of photographs from The Americans, loaned for the occasion by the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (Paris).Extending the two photographic series, Paris and The Americans, this exhibition offers a selection of his movies, both in the exhibition — Pull My Daisy (1959, 28 minutes); True Story (2004, 30 minutes) and in a special programme shown in the Auditorium.

A Camp Story from Oprah's Angel Network

Sometimes, when I'm feeling anxious about implementing something, the very thing I need to read/hear/see shows up. This is it. http://oprahsangelnetwork.org/stories/506