Starlings
MEDITERRANI
LIMITED EDITION /20
Case with 12 prints (10,5×14,8cm) of photographs by MONTSERRAT GIMFERRER.
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M E D I T E R R A N I
Ho sento tot perquè no sóc ningú.
Escrius sota un núvol de plom, els records.
Sents rere el vidre mullat el fred, silenci reprimit britànic de Ponent.
Postals que escrius a ningú, la fotografia.
Pins callats sobre el mar en blanc i negre.
Records d’aigua amb gas. Xaloc.
Onades que t’enfonsen amb la Tramuntana.
I onades que et retornen al sol oxigenat de Llevant.
Silencis de sal que t’omplen els pulmons.
En el Mediterrani…
No sento res perquè ho sóc tot.
I sota la manta la pluja s’adorm sobre la sorra.
Less Noir
I can’t remember last time I had so much fun during a photo shot session. Sometimes I get overwhelmed as things seem to develop at a very fast pace and I don’t want to miss a thing. There is the product, the person, the environment, the feeling etc etc…
This time however the pictures came by themselves, sometimes the clothes wear the person and the person personality disappears, it is good if this is the intention, however I believe that it’s always better to try to make the person shine, with Ana this was easy, so easy, no matter what we threw at her, she just laughed and laughed and enjoyed the session so much, her energy was overwhelming and I do hope this came through my lens ok.
I am not a fan of super sharp images where a model looks perfect and pristine, here there is a Noir feel, movement and action, fun and everything it should be imperfect, human and because of it creative and fun.
I hope you enjoy them and makes you fell part of the Making Of… so much so I left the final images for the Client and kept for me The Making of ;)
5
5
Five is the number of the human being.
The number five symbolizes the four limbs and the head that controls the limbs.
There are five senses: sight – hearing – taste – smell – touch
The Pythagoreans thought of five as “hieros gamos”, the marriage between heaven and earth.
