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© Burnéd Shoés, ca. 2017, Buzludzha, Bulgaria
PHOTOBOOK: HEINRICH ZILLE - OLD-TIME BERLIN 1890-1910
Heinrich Zille (1858-1929) was Berlin’s most popular artist, printmaker and photographer - with famed “milieu” studies that reflected the lived reality of the small man on the street, the heroes of everyday life in late 19th and early 20th century Berlin.
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PAGE99 DESIGN BLOG
Welcome to the page99blog – Burnéd Shoés' design blog!
After running a photography blog for some years I thought that now may be the time to also share my love for typography & design with you. As I’m starting my own business as a graphic designer in the next weeks this will be a place where I’ll collect & concentrate analog & digital findings that inspire me in any way...
Thanks for your interest – enjoy my future posts! 1 Lové, 2 Shoés
Hello! As you're, as I would call it, an expert in vintage photography I wonder if your imagination can help you turning a negative into a positive picture? I posted a photo quiz question to my blog yesterday (post at the top) with a vintage negative showing a famous woman, and I wonder if you can recognize that woman! Happy guessing! Best regards, B
thank you sir! - you flatter me.
I saw your post yesterday...and unfortunately used my devious technical mind to cheat and discover the answer through trickery rather than honest observation...
So - I wonder who out there can get the answer through honest means!??!!
http://burnedshoes.tumblr.com/post/40221956514/photoquiz-7
I'm looking forward for your future posts, very interesting posts by now! It made me think about the way I "report about" African countries on my blog - of course my blog specialises in grievances all around this world, but my archive tells me that the African posts are 80% grievance and only the rest shows the beauty of this continent. That will change in the future, thanks for inspiring me! All the best, greets from Austria, B
What a lovely message!! Thank you so much <3
burnedshoes replied to your link: George McGovern's NY Times obit was written by David Rosenbaum - who died in 2006.
here’s the obituary for david rosenbaum on NYT: nytimes.com/2006/01…
Thanks!
hi! great blog, you got yourself a new rss follower! if you got five minutes I would be happy if you'd check out my blog! all the best, b
thanks!...and your blog is excellent.
Who are the ppl you talk to the most here?
my best friend randy (randyaaron), my closest tumblr friend dion (wonderfulambiguity), my oldest tumblr friend oliver (trialsandarchives, episodesandaccidents), ice (keepcalmandlovemanchesterunited, simplynorules), caitlin (awritersruminations), m. (marionblank), eugene (firsttimeuser), takeo (poboh), vitor (luzfosca), b. (burnedshoes), and ans (doegewooniets) --nice guys. :)