May an equivalent of this happen to you today as you go to work or whenever you are out and about – or perhaps you could make it happen for others?!
(Carry your smile from watching this – others will feel it…)
Wonderful experience, wonderful little video.
Binh Danh, photographer, is making exquisite and unusual prints.
This is amazing and very beautiful, sensitive work –
See the the leaf prints and read more…
“Danh appropriates iconic images of the Vietnam War and prints them on organic material such as leaves and grass, using a unique printing process he calls Chlorophyll printing. The images—ethereal and fragile, endowed with a sense of heart-wrenching loss—speak poetically of memory, impermanence and the remnants and aftermath of war.” (Pete Pin, Time Lightbox)
“Hilton Kramer once called Evelyn Hofer “the most famous unknown photographer in America,” a title she did not dispute. To her, the work was more important than the artist.” (David Gonzalez, “Evelyn Hofer, Reconsidered”)
A retrospective now at Danziger Gallery, New York.
See the wonderful slide show and article by David Gonzalez in the “Lens” Blog of the New York Times.
Or go to New York and see the show in person!
The Inner Path of Photography 