Heading home

September 6, 2007 11:59 PM | Related Categories: After dark

It had been a harsh, glaring, fuzzy, disorienting and grainy evening - time to get home, but here's a photo as a memento.

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A trace of hurry and movement. How to return that simply with a static photo? An out of focus photograph and one can imagine a movie. Like a train which enters in station, if it is neat, it may be stopped.

Richard, I read your answer to my previous comment. I thought the same thing. To attend Roland Garros, it may happen that someone is on sick and then'd be seen at the television.
I have another picture of a couple of lovebirds near the Seine River. It is impossible to recognize them, but the skirt, the hair, the bag, the shoes of the woman can be recognized by somebody who knows her. And I’m sure that that couple what not a legitimate couple.

So... I'll do not publishe this photo...
# Posted By cergie | 9/7/07 10:32 AM
@cergie - my thoughts too. A photograph doesn't need to be an accurate representation, although that is one of the possibilities. It can be a way to convey thoughts, mood, whatever. I've quoted Ronis before somewhere - I think it was him who said that photography is closer to literature than to painting.
NB to be a little frivolous, in Paris one assumes that every couple by the Seine is illegitimate - the real problem might be getting caught with your wife/husband in a romantic clinch - how would you explain that to your lover!
# Posted By richard | 9/7/07 10:44 AM
Difficult to believe that this shows the sam railway station as the "Niki" version earlier this week. Everything is completely different!
# Posted By Peter | 9/7/07 2:23 PM
Did I use "uncharacteristic" for an earlier shot? I think I applied that description to the wrong one. (Is this really somewhere around the HB?)
# Posted By z | 9/8/07 12:18 AM
@z, Peter - yes, this isn't Hauptbahnhof, but Hardbrücke - exit point from the venue area that is Kreis 4
# Posted By richard | 9/8/07 12:54 AM
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