Aug 27, 2017
northern kurdistan by anne holmes
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northern kurdistan by anne holmes
kurdish men gather in amed to listen to a traditional style of kurdish singing known as dengbêj, northern kurdistan by anne holmes
amed, northern kurdistan by anne holmes
how France 3 changed the image of Mimie Mathy
how France 3 changed the image of Mimie Mathy
DECRYPTION – The actress puts on her cop armband in The Price of Treason, this Saturday, January 22 at 9:10 p.m., on France 3. A role at odds with the one she takes on in Josephine, guardian angel, on TF1. The faithful of the first hour know the song by heart Josephine, guardian angel . At the start of each episode, the relationship between the different protagonists is cataclysmic. Embarrassed…
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how France 3 changed the image of Mimie Mathy
how France 3 changed the image of Mimie Mathy
DECRYPTION – The actress puts on her cop armband in The Price of Treason, this Saturday, January 22 at 9:10 p.m., on France 3. A role at odds with the one she takes on in Josephine, guardian angel, on TF1. The faithful of the first hour know the song by heart Josephine, guardian angel . At the start of each episode, the relationship between the different protagonists is cataclysmic. Embarrassed…
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Midwinter is Coming - Part I
Midwinter is Coming – Part I
The conversation started with, “OK. Who are you and what is your relationship with Midwinter.”
“I’m Ann Holmes,” she replied. “I am Anne Holmes, owner of Daydream Productions and the creator or Midwinter Gaming Convention.”
It seemed that I had found the right person to talk to.
For the first time, the staff of Chicago Geek Guy (all two of us) are planning to attend the Midwinter Gaming…
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Nancy Holmes, 1781-1795.
Capt. John Holmes of Stonington married Martha Stanton in 1774. Their fifth child was Nancy. John was born in 1749.
Recent research shows that this is not the daughter of Captain Holmes, but of Eliphalet and Anne Holmes of East Haddam, CT. This stone is her footstone;her headstone is one of those that was carried over to Grove Street Cemetery and propped up against the west wall along with…
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Book Update
Here is a sneak preview of some layouts from my book Color Me Night:
You can see a small selection of images on my archive from this project which were shown in London and Deli last year.
Color Me Night was born of four years of travel across four continents. From the U.S. to Europe to Thailand, China, Japan, India, Iran, Kenya, Cambodia, Vietnam, and the border between Sudan and Chad, I covered conflict and environmental issues as a documentary or press photographer. But I also just plain roved the earth. Many of the photographs I selected were grabbed at moments of ease, after all my pictures had been filed, or when a story ended and I had time to see life from a more casual perspective, or perhaps I was just on holiday somewhere or shooting daily life. After spending a few months putting some order in my archives last year, I decided to make a book from a thread that emerged - only photographs taken at night.
Some kind of magic happens when the sun goes down. Shadows play tricks on your eyes, colors take on a richness and depth, forms become blurred and abstract, more painterly. The obscurity lends itself to a kind of reverie, and I couldn't resist running away with the idea of making a by night travel journal, if you will, as if I had lived my life as a dream. The book is a collection of images, words, memories, and rewritten glories; moments lived under the cover of night when the world goes to sleep, and another one awakens. The essays are not meant to tell the story of the persons pictured, but rather, they narrate the textural memory I formed of certain intervals or events around the time I made the photographs. This is a personal endeavour, and a big departure from my documentary reporting, though that work continues as well.