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Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : published
Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : published
Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : white square photography
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Iām really pleased with the shoot I did with Cristina Cocullo for Fab Spa in Fulham few weeks ago. We used a Nikon D700, Sigma 24 70 f2.8 and two Nikon Speedlights off camera (SB 600 and SB 900). We both thought it would have been an easy shoot until the model with the feet in the tank started screaming when the fish were munching on her dead skin. She was ticklish, really ticklish.
Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : white square photography
Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : white square photography
Posted by emanuela franchini. Posted In : published
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Posted by emanuela. Posted In : exhibition
The roots of popular fairy tales and folklore can be traced through time and across belief systems all over the world ā Cinderella, for example, is recorded in versions from 9th century a.d China and further into the past. With each culture the heroes and heroines take on different virtues reflecting not only the storytellers take on their society, but also their individual roles in it.
This mixed media exhibition gathers together a group of international artists, all of whose work tells tales - some recounting their own stories, some interpreting stories that have had an impact on them.
Curated by Camille Rodskjaer, featuring works by Marisol Cavia, Cristina Cocullo, Emanuela Franchini, Gemma Lowe, Cat Roisetter, Iain Sharpe, Jakeline Londono.
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