reflection of a boatman -1
Publicado por Cambusano
Roberto Cambusano inherited his love for the art of photography from his family. In his hometown, Cambusano was a respected name in the world of photography, this reputation being carried by his grandfather, father, uncles and other relatives throughout seven decades. Roberto grew up playing inside the darkroom of his family’s old photography studio. Roberto would sit, surrounded by piles of black and white photos which had been carefully and patiently handcrafted, one by one, using a traditional process of ink and aniline starch mixture to add colour and detail. The skills, dedication and patience of his family were an inspiration for Roberto. He continues to work with the same dedication and attention to detail that made the name Cambusano synonymous with skilled photography. As a little boy and throughout his childhood, Roberto remembers being fascinated by the whole process of creating, processing, editing and finishing images. At the age of 15, Roberto took his first photograph. The positive feedback gave him the pride and confidence to continue. From that moment on, he never lost an opportunity to capture an interesting scene, a bizarre figure, a painful, moving and poetic moment. As a skilled observer, Roberto sees and captures interest in obvious and ordinary places. Using subtle images, he powerfully and creatively invites the onlooker to question, wonder and more importantly feel. The images are always created as art objects for himself and this love is communicated in his distinct, intriguing style. Roberto echoes the words of Helmut Newton, he is not an intellectual - he just take pictures. Many of Roberto’s images are taken in and around London where he now lives. On a recent course at the London School of Photography, his work was praised for its high levels of creativity and skill, highlighting his natural ability of visual expression. Ver todos os artigos de Cambusano
Very complicated! He could not get the message! If one does not master English. Using a mirror to read, okay! Leonardo Da Vinci did it!! But in a few words, the letter spinning 180 degrees from bottom to top, slutty. If you want to communicate their ideas, the formula is simple: do not complicate, you may be right. Both in science as in art, began to get complicated is because it is the wrong way.
Thanks for the comment .
I am still learnig to dialogue …. in a very simple way !
This was the way I found to say ” I do not get poems” ( I never did ) I am always trying but not very successful.
Every poem for me is very difficult to work out so I create a “old english” poem , which is more difficult to understand itself, in backwards and end up to difficult for everybody to get it !!!
or at least very complicated to get it.( get a mirror ) ehehehehe
I wil try to be more simple and straight next time Ines.
Kisses
Obrigado pelo comentário.
Eu ainda estou aprendendo diálogar …. de uma maneira mais simples!
Esta foi a maneira que encontrei de dizer “Eu não entendo poemas” (eu nunca fiz e nem entendi muio) Estou sempre tentando mas sem muito sucesso.
Todo poema para mim é muito difícil de assimilar então coloquei poema em “Inglês Antigo”, que por si só ja fica complicado de entender, de trás pra frente
e no final difícil para todo mundo entender ou pelo menos complicado ( pega um espelho ) kkkk
Vou tentar ser mais simples e direto próxima vez Ines.
Beijos