Новая фотокнига от Виктора Стасевича

[pilottttt]

(ещё немного позитива в это море лжи и насилия)

Вот и вышел в свет ещё один краудфандинговый проект при некотором моём финансовом участии – фотокнига Виктора Стасевича «Лицезрение». Как и следует из её названия, книга содержит в себе почти исключительно портреты – не постановочные, но удачно пойманные и запечатлённые мгновения из чьих-то жизней (практически по Картье-Брессону). В большинстве своём это – случайные прохожие, встречавшиеся автору в ходе его многочисленных путешествий по миру, при этом все они выглядят на удивление живыми и выразительными, а скомпонованы так, что между фотографиями возникает нечто, напоминающее поэтические рифмы.

Словом, едва взяв в руки это новое издание, я почувствовал, что получил несоизмеримо больше, чем потратил.

И наконец, чтобы не быть голословным:

Страничка автора проекта: contraltopeople.ru/viktor_stasevich

P.S. За всеми этими событиями никто так и не заметил, что у нас в самом разгаре Масленица. Так что:

Make pancakes, not war!!!
☮ ☮ ☮

Comments

[cmcmck]

It looks like a wonderful book.

And I couldn't agree more with your last comment! If only our crazy politicians would take your advice!

[gwendraith]

What a great book. I really like candid black and white photos of people. I'm glad you thought the crowd funding was worth it :)

That is a fine saying. I did make pancakes tonight!


I like them like French crepes rather than the American ones, and with sugar and lemon juice.

[pilottttt]

Maslenitsa is almost the only holiday that has been fully preserved in our country since the days of paganism. In the sense of it - seeing off winter, meeting spring, awakening the forces of nature after a winter sleep.
At this time, people usually ran out of all food supplies, but just then the cows began to give milk, and numerous dairy products appeared on everyone's tables: cottage cheese, sour cream, butter ... ("Maslenitsa" is from the word "butter"). Well, the main dish on the festive table was necessarily pancakes - with butter, sour cream or something sweet.
With the advent of Christianity, this holiday successfully fell before Lent - and then Maslenitsa became a good reason to eat properly - in order to reach the end of the Lent on these calories ;) (that's probably why this holiday is so well preserved).
So your pancakes were very timely!

P.S. I posted the photo book on Google Drive - you can look through it ;)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1joWCXWpCbX5sv049k5zp9ho4XU-E3xMZ/view?usp=sharing

[pilottttt]

If you want, you can look through this book on Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1joWCXWpCbX5sv049k5zp9ho4XU-E3xMZ/view?usp=sharing

[gwendraith]

Our history of Pancake Day is pretty much the same as yours and falls on the 1st day of Lent here (shrove Tuesday) which was 1st March. I made sure I had the ingredients to make them :)

Thank you so much for the link to the book. It's terrific, so many different photos and expressions; small children, very old people, different nationalities. I particularly loved the Wailing Wall (Western Wall) in Jerusalem photo.

[pilottttt]

Perhaps once it was the same festivity ;)