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Feb 25

by Luigi Barbano in Black and White Tales, BlogUpdates, FineArt, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: Clearwater, clearwater Beach, fine art, inkjet, Luigi Barbano, photography, print, stopping time

Black and White Tales – Print #7

A short and easy one! . . . Sometime the reason why I chose an image is pretty simple. In this case I just miss Clearwater Beach! See you next week.

Feb 17

by Luigi Barbano in Black and White Tales, BlogUpdates, FineArt, meditations, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: B&W, B&WTales, Black ad White, Boston, fine art, fineart, freedom, inkjet, Luigi Barbano, photography, print

Black and White Tales – Print #6

I was reading a book few weeks ago, the main character was describing his grandfather and he wrote that his grandpa was used to say he had to get naked to count up to 21.So I arrived at print number 6 and decided to start to use the sign language to enumerate my prints before I was out of fingers! YouTube and FaceBook policies could be pretty restrictive about people counting up to 21. Now that you know you are ready to watch the video! . . . If you like to know more about the history of the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution an political philosophy, one of the great sources to start is the Hillsdale College. See you next week!

Feb 10

by Luigi Barbano in BlogUpdates, ethic, FineArt, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: B&W, Black and White, fine art, fine art printing, Luigi Barbano, photography

Black and White Tales – Print #5

A day in Cologne, Germany. . . . Stay tuned for the next tale!

Feb 04

by Luigi Barbano in BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt, meditations, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: B&W, Black and White, film, fineart, italy, Luigi Barbano, Mantova, photography

Black and White Tales – Print #4

Fourth week, another black and white print and another short tale. What is luck? . .

Jan 26

by Luigi Barbano in Black and White Tales, BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: B&W, B&WTales, Black and White, black and white tales, filmisnotdead, fine art, Luigi Barbano, photography, print

Black and White Tales – Print #3

New weekly print and tale, this time something more deep and personal. . . . If you enjoyed the video don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel.

Jan 20

Black and White Tales – Print #2

Second week, second print. Enjoy the tale. . . To see the original image click here. .

Jan 12

by Luigi Barbano in Black and White Tales, BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: Black and White, black and white tales, fine art, inkjet printing, Luigi Barbano, photography

Black and White Tales – Print #1

Here we are, with the first print for the Black and White Tales series. Enjoy the video and check the image below. . . .

Jan 07

by Luigi Barbano in Black and White Tales, BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: creative process, fine art, fine art printing, inkjet, lack and white, limited edition, Luigi Barbano, new year resolution, photopgraphy

Black and White Tales – Introduction

A new year and a new decade is here. The new year always brings new year resolutions and new projects.I know that the resolution to go to jog at 6am every day would have lasted no more than 20 minutes, so I decided for something more comfortable! Black and White Tales is my new project. . . See you next week and don’t forget to subscribe to my blog or to my YouTube channel to receive the updates on the project.

Dec 31

by Luigi Barbano in BlogUpdates, Film photography, meditations, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: blakc and white, giulianova, levico, Luigi Barbano, Naughty or nice, New Year, photography, Spider Award

Naughty or nice?

Another year is almost gone and is time again to evaluate if I was a naughty or nice boy. Calm down your expectations… I will not tell here in public the personal aspects of my life and all my sins, but only the photographic part! Anyway… Santa was pretty good with me so I think I didn’t do too bad also on the non photographic aspects of my life. In a year a lot changed. I had some plans I had to postpone for reasons out of my control, but despite all I managed to do something I’m proud of. Steps toward my goals and great professional satisfactions. I took some pictures that really satisfy me, even after months, reaching the end of the year, I look at them and I feel the same emotions I felt taking them. First of all I had the opportunity to discover Levico, a city with thermal springs known from the ancient times. I knew it in name because my great grandparents were used to go there in the 1930s to take care of my great grandfather diabetes and have some vacation. At that time 500 kilometers were not an easy trip and they […]

Dec 24

by Luigi Barbano in BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: 50th anniverary, analog photography, Baloon, Christmas 2019, darkroom, fine art, happy new year, Ilford Direct Positive, Luigi Barbano, moon landing, old podtcards, photography, poscards

Merry Christmas and Happy 2020

May your future be full of new discoveries, good memories and analog fun. Two important things that forever changed the world, happened 50 years ago: the Men went to the moon and I was born. Amstrong’s step was a giant leap for humanity, my first step almost at the same time while I still was a fetus in my mother belly, was the world to me and my family. 50 years is an important milestone and I decided to celebrate both events with my traditional Christmas photograph. My life started 50 years ago, but who I am started much earlier with the education, culture and traditions of my family. 50 years of exploration and analog discoveries I can still enjoy going trough drawers and boxes, while I cleanup my family home, and finding analog memories as Christmas cards from the 1800s. I celebrated this 50 years creating a unique analog photograph hoping it will end lost in a drawer and will bring some joy to whoever will find it in more than a century. The photograph is realized on Ilford direct positive paper, inserted in a 4×5″ viewcamera to obtain an unique print. If you like to know more about […]