#st.pierre

[post-mortem-posts]

#25

To the island of St. Kilda, you can travel from the Scottish west coast. To the island of St. Pierre you take a ferry from Canadian shores or a plane from France. To the island of San Michele, the Venetian graveyard, you take a vaporetto, linea 42.

[audrinastpierre]

A lip study I did for life drawing

[moonshot5]

Saint-Pierre, Quebec near Joliette 

[janus-borne]

Morning Breakfast by Joe St.Pierre Playing with using a single Profoto strobe diffused with a 1-stop scrim and negative fill. Really love how crisp and contrasty it looks! Website Facebook Tumblr Instagram

[janus-borne]

Park Ave by Joe St.Pierre Light, shadow, and good design. Incredible space by Ascher Daviss Architects on Park Ave in New York. Shot this past winter. Website Facebook Tumblr Instagram

[splitphoto-blog]

Fan

[kkatot]

... how, out of thin air, this ambitious, arrogant young man whose goals were perfection and mastery created the mind/body dualism that haunts us three centuries later. If his work had never been published, what would modern science look like? Are we so desirous of certainty, of the final, indisputable truth (e.g. see Dewey, 1929) that we would have spawned another Descartes to protect us from contingency and doubt?

Elizabeth Adams St. Pierre, (2015). Afterword: Troubles with embodiment. In Mia Perry & Carmen L. Medina (Eds.). Methodologies of Embodiment: (In)scribing bodies in qualitative research (pp. 138-148). New York, NY: Routledge.

[everydaydiscovery]

Untitled by Joe St.Pierre Via Flickr: Facebook Tumblr Instagram