Ali, there is a sort of specific theme, a leitmotiv for sure, but the “series” will appear at the end of those 6 months spent here…
The blog does show a sort of randomness.. as it’s more or less chronological.
Ashraf, i think the sentence means “the truth for lebanon”, it’s related to the death of Hariri and on this billboard they were counting the days since his death… and asking for a proper investigation i guess.
They had to add a digit after a time because it took longer than what they expected, but it’s been 4 years now and there still are no real answers… so they stopped counting and the digit things are turned off.
I am quite sure that you will come up with a series at the end of your stay in Lebanon, and I am really looking forward to that. Now concerning the subject of “randomness”, I did not mean to convey it as a title for your photos but rather as a question whether your posts follow a certain theme or essay. It is a question of peculiar interest really.
I don’t see randomness in your photos, but rather an eye-catchy photojournalistic approach to things. Great work, keep it up, you got yourself a big fan.
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on ne se lassera jamais de la lumière d’un mac sur le visage dans une obscure soirée. J’aime la ville la nuit.
Is there a specific theme you try to capture with your photos, or is it randomness?
Ali, there is a sort of specific theme, a leitmotiv for sure, but the “series” will appear at the end of those 6 months spent here…
The blog does show a sort of randomness.. as it’s more or less chronological.
Do you only see randomness ?
i like your photos charlotte, i particularly like the one in the doorway of the ribbons.
cheers
jono
J’aime celle ac les rubans. bcp bcp
What does that signboard say? So far I can make out the word “al hakikat”, but my arabic sucks :P
Ashraf, i think the sentence means “the truth for lebanon”, it’s related to the death of Hariri and on this billboard they were counting the days since his death… and asking for a proper investigation i guess.
They had to add a digit after a time because it took longer than what they expected, but it’s been 4 years now and there still are no real answers… so they stopped counting and the digit things are turned off.
Thanks for the explanation, I knew it wasn’t just some random sign board ::D
Charlotte ,
I am quite sure that you will come up with a series at the end of your stay in Lebanon, and I am really looking forward to that. Now concerning the subject of “randomness”, I did not mean to convey it as a title for your photos but rather as a question whether your posts follow a certain theme or essay. It is a question of peculiar interest really.
I don’t see randomness in your photos, but rather an eye-catchy photojournalistic approach to things. Great work, keep it up, you got yourself a big fan.