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Dec 22

by Barbano Luigi in BlogUpdates, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: Christmas, Christmas 2023, happy new year, Luigi Barbano, photography

Merry Christmas… was I nice or naughty this year?

Christmas is here. It’s time to think about the past year and see if we had been nice or naughty… but I’m always a nice boy! 😉 I’m so good that this year I received the Claus House Seal of Approval for my 29 years of Christmas photographs! In time for the opening of my new Italian studio! And here as usual my Christmas picture to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a fantastic 2024. I wish you to live in a free world where all the totalitarian dictators, real and in spirit, will be sent out of our way so we can create freely! Have a great Christmas and see you all in the new year! Ciao!

Dec 22

by Barbano Luigi in BlogUpdates, FineArt, meditations, News, Uncategorized 0 comments tags: Christmas, Christmas2020, fight, freedom, happy new year, Merry Christmas, rebellion, resistance, tyranny

Merry Christmas and a free New Year

My traditional Christmas photograph is here. In the most strange year I ever had I felt the need to keep alive the hope of freedom, to fight in my humble way the tyrants trying to cancel our faith and our traditions. Merry Christmas my friends, and a wonderful next year full of rebellion to tyranny and regained freedom for all of us! Just click on the image if you like to see it enlarged. . See you next year my friends.

Dec 24

by Barbano Luigi in Uncategorized, BlogUpdates, Film photography, FineArt 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 […]