Concrete VS Abstract at Mamia Bretesché Gallery

Paris, France

2017, february 28

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Concrete VS Abstract : this is a view of my last exhibition at Mamia Bretesché Gallery in Paris with two friends photographers, Olivier Perrot and Martial Verdier.
Everyone of us is working according to his own style which is giving to this exhibition interesting points of view about photography : Martial Verdier is showing photographs taken with a pinhole camera using waxed paper negatives as well; I'm exhibiting pictures made using old printing processes such as palladium, sodium chloride plus silver nitrate called salt prints, gum bichromate, and others; Olivier Perrot works with chemicals on gelatin silver coated papers exploring new research opportunities, showing in this exhibition abstract pictures.

Location

Europe / France

Lat: 48° 52' 4" N
Long: 2° 21' 19" E

Elevation: 33 m

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Nikon D 700 + Nikkor 2,8/10,5mm

Manfrotto Tripod + Panosaurus head

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