Europe / Spain / Palafrugell
Irina; suddenly, last summer - © Joe Hogan
El Delta de l'Ebre, Southern Catalunya - © Joe Hogan
Witi... rooftop thoughts - © Joe Hogan
Witi in the vortex - © Joe Hogan
What a dream I had - © Joe Hogan
Irina; that summer, you remember? - © Joe Hogan
Taking advantage of the different exhibitions at the first MAP25 contemporary art event in Palafrugell, as well as the visit of one of my favorite models Gemma Palliser, back from Amsterdam to visit family for a few weeks, we decided to continue a theme we have used in the past, the interaction of model photography and art at three of the venues.
The first, T.O.L.E.R.AN.CE. is the work of French artist Guy Ferrer featuring eight sculptures, in the words of Ferrer "each one evoking a faith or spiritual tradition." with a call to tolerance and a rebutal of fantaticism.
Wardrobe by Reverso, c. Santa Margarita, Palafrugell
Scenes from the Ebro Delt in southern Catalonia, Spain taken on the day before the nearly 7,000 hectarces of rice fields opened the floodgates and the rice growing process began
El Hostal de la Gavina (The Seagull) - 1924- is a five-star hotel on the Costa Brava known over the last centrury for its air of grace and elegance, as well as the odd scandal thrown in thanks to the likes of people such as Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner.. Among other guests, the Aga Khan, Jack Nicholson, Peter Sellers, John Wayne, Britt Ekland, Laurence Olivier, Sean Connery... etc etc...it has 72 rooms and is classed as one of the world's most exclusive hotels. That said, you can wander in and have a coffee at the bar or eat at the restaurant and no one will ask who you are.
Nikon FM2n, Voigtlander Nokton 58mm, Film Ferrania P33, developed in Adox Adonal, 8.5 minutes
Witi, onsite at a modern archeology location... the crash of 2008... the scars remain.
Leather and concrete a perfect match for the perfect model
I am so pleased with my decision to buy a pinhole camera (Zero Image 2000 6x6). These photos are the results of my third outing with the camera and this time with a roll of Ilford FP4 125 (Rodinal 9 minutes). My aim was to ignore emphasis on technical issues, concentrating instead on mood and presence. The learning curve with pinhole is steeper than I thought and that pleases me doubly for the challenge itself. If you have decided to view my photos here, then I hope you are pleased you came.
!["Morning ought not to be complex.." / Fine Art photography by Photographer Joe Hogan ★4 | STRKNG](/files/images/5cb0fbe2b741f36511301SKytb5cb0fbe2b746a/small/9e5vDDfETh67Tiy4ap9E60577c0e9c9d5.jpg ""Morning ought not to be complex.."")
