New Still Lifes

An online diary between reverie and passion. By Jean-Loup Lafont.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

I've forgotten everything about this photo given to a Korean friend. Who owned the bear? Why so many blacks? I no longer know.

 
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Labels: Korean Friend, Little Bear With Red Tie, Monochromaticity, Rollei SL66 Classic, Still Life photograph

Monday, January 30, 2012

It was in India. After a disappointment in love, I started seeing hearts everywhere. Today, they are a part of my life as a photographer.

 
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Labels: 18 hearts, Disappointment In Love, Drawing Board, India, Still Life photograph

Friday, January 27, 2012

At home, I'm rarely in front of TV. I prefer listening to Chet Baker. And have time for my little men.

 
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Labels: Chet Baker, Drag Artist, Pink Dress, Still Life Photography, TV

Thursday, January 26, 2012

I often make doll's photos. My fear of growing old does not explain everything. There is something else. But what?

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Labels: Holy image, Indian fabrics, Rollei SL 66 Classic, Still Life photograph, Veiled doll

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

For the Germans, there is Oktoberfest. For the Indians, the feast of Colors. And for me, every day, the feast of Still Life!


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Labels: Holi, Moscou 2010, Oktoberfest, Photographic Still Life, Rollei SL66 Classic

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

A little modeling clay, scissors, glossy paper, an old box...And the day becomes more cheerful!


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Labels: Copyright Studio Yvette, Four Little Men, Photographic Still Life, Rollei, Scrapbooking

Monday, January 23, 2012

It is Tom Dillibo, a former student of Harry Callahan, who has convinced me to work with dead leaves. "They love you", he said. "Don't disappoint them".

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Labels: Dead Leaf, Green Hat, Harry Callahan, Photographic Still Life, White Curtain
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