Sebastian Salgado’s Method

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“Sebastião Salgado was born on February 8th, 1944 in Aimorés, in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. He lives in Paris. Having studied economics, Salgado began his career as a professional photographer in 1973 in Paris, working with the photo agencies Sygma, Gamma, and Magnum Photos until 1994, when he and Lélia Wanick Salgado formed Amazonas images, an agency created exclusively for his work” — Ilford featuring his preferred papers. https://ilford.com/ilford-masters/sebastiao-salgado/

“Hello,
I was informed that you mention I work as a printer for Sebastiao Salgado. As a matter of fact, I am only developing films for him. The prints are made by his printer, Dominique Granier.
Contrary to what is generally said, A49 is not like Agfa Atomal. Atomal didn’t have any paraphenylenediamine in it but A49 has some. I use A49 specifically for 220 TXP at 1+1. A49 might not work well with other films. For many b&w films, D76 is still a very good choice.
Contrary to what is also said, Tri-X 35 mm film was not developed with Rodinal in Salgado’s work. He prefers not to have too grainy images. Philippe Bachelier
http://www.philippebachelier.com”

Recurrence. We return to asking the first questions: How does X do Y?

“Sebastião Salgado’s Genesis – How did he do it?”

“He has used Leica and Pentax 645 film cameras in the past, but migrated to digital capture during the course of the Genesis project. As explained by the photographer’s wife and partner, the resulting digital files were converted into analog negatives and silver prints to insure a consistent aesthetic throughout the project”

The (partial) answer to Salgado’s method is in a video posted to those people within the past weeks. They never get further than asking — the main truth of the amateur.

Griffin Editions // Charles Richardson // Didier Bahamon // Eli Keneally ][ https://www.griffineditions.com/clients ][

Laumon Photographics // Philippe Laumont // Esteban Mauchi // Benjamin Pelaez // Shamus Clisset

fill your vascular

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  1. Black Elderberry
  2. Black Chokeberry
  3. Blackcurrant
  4. Highbush blueberry
  5. Globe artichoke heads
  6. Coffee, filtered
  7. Lowbush Blueberry
  8. Sweet Cherry
  9. Strawberry
  10. Blackberry
  11. Plum
  12. Red Raspberry
  13. Flaxseed Meal
  14. Dark Chocolate — no sugar
  15. Chestnut
  16. Black Tea
  17. Green Tea
  18. Pure Apple Juice
  19. Apple — darker is better
  20. Whole Grain Rye Bread
  21. Hazelnut
  22. red wine
  23. Soy Yogurt
  24. Cocoa Powder
  25. Pure Pomegranate Juice

Let The House Burn

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“The judge has confirmed what many of us knew from the start: Obamacare[SIC] is an unprecedented and unconstitutional infringement on the liberty of the American people,” Florida Governor Rick Scott, a Republican, said in a statement.

It, of course was as unconstitutional, according to many on the Right to step into this:

  1. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. – A global financial services firm that deals in investment banking, fixed income and equity sales, trading and research, private banking and equity, and investment management, and one of the primary dealers in the United States Treasury securities market, Lehman Brothers filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on September 15th, 2008, marking the largest bankruptcy filing in United States history with a record $613 billion dollars of debt.
  2. American International Group, Inc. – AIG, a major American insurance corporation based in New York City, with headquarters located across the globe, suffered a massive liquidity crisis on September 16th, 2008 due to the downgrade of its credit rating. This prompted AIG to request a loan from the United States Federal Reserve (the Fed) to prevent the company’s complete collapse, which the Fed granted, marking the largest bailout the government has made of a private company in history (though smaller than the takeovers of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac a week previous, it was not the same kind of deal).
  3. Washington Mutual – The largest savings and loan in the United States, Washington Mutual, was seized by federal regulators on September 25th, 2008, and an emergency sale was brokered to JP Morgan Chase for virtually all of WaMu. The remainder will be operated by the United States government. This is by far the largest bank failure in United States history, and while some shareholders and bondholders will be wiped out, the average customer is protected up to $100,000 by the FDIC.

and the list went on….

Often in course of history, to allow growth, it is best to let the house burn. If the fools have to play with fire, then let them burn in it. — webionaire