Sat 23 Sep 2006
photography
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Wed 19 Apr 2006
From Web to Wall
Posted by chris.zissiadis under art , culture , drinking , flickr , melbourne , news , photographyNo Comments
Many of you will be aware that I have gotten into photography over the last 12 months or so. Most of the output of my efforts can be viewed on my little part of flickr.
Im rather excited to announce that I am taking part in an exhibition of photographs, there are 19 photographers, all members of the Melbourne flickr group exhibiting.
The exhibition runs from wednesday 24 May - Sunday 11 June
At: 69 Smith Street Gallery (69 Smith Street Fitzroy)
Gallery is open wed-sun 11am - 5pm
The official opening is on Saturday 27th May 2006 from 3pm-6pm.
Entry is free, if you cant make it to the opening, I will be gallery sitting on Wednesday afternoons during the exhibition, it would be great to see you all there.
(please feel free to pass this on to anybody who may be interested)
(a pdf version of the flyer is available here)
for the curious here are the pics that I am exhibiting
Fri 24 Feb 2006
Fri 2 Sep 2005
anything in the right light, even when the light faces the wrong way, makes you squint, makes you push your glasses back up your nose to that spot that hurts but your doctor told you is the right spot, any light can make anything look good, but is that fibbing?
Thu 3 Jul 2003
Pisa - The things tourists stop to look at
Posted by ziz under europe , italy , people , photography , rant , travel1 Comment
Feeling at leat a little better and with the “you are in Italy” meter ticking ever louder I decided to indulge in that great tourist with a plan activity “the day trip”. (more…)
Mon 30 Jun 2003
Alfredo sits in one of the narrow laneways that extend from his humble hotel, he sleeps in a deckchair, his beer gradually gets warmer, his grey chest hair billows forth from the area which would normally be covered by a shirt.
Alfredo is a wise man, modern wise, not Michelangelo wise. Knowing that family is a good source of free and reasonably reliable, but more importantly free labour played his part in the production of child. His son, now approximately 30 years old… maybe more.. maybe less, is regularly seen around Lucca steering one of the various forms of hotel “Le Torre” branded means of transportation betwixt the various areas of lodging they manage. (more…)
