The Light of New York (City Lights)
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (746 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 275940174X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 131 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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After a succesful beginning, Jean Michel decided to devote himself to still life photography.. About the AuthorDespite a promising scientific career, Jean-Michel Berts chose a different path - to become a photographer. Then he decided to work on his own. With his first Rolleiflex camera, he became sensitive to the effects of light.Since the eighties, thanks to Daniel Podva, he has worked as a still life photographer for several well-known cosmetics and perfume brands
Much more than a hymn, this photographic gem is a moving homage to the world's greatest city, seen as a virtuoso sculptor's masterpiece. Award-winning photographer Jean-Michel Berts captures the city that never sleeps in moments of dream-like serenity. Each print is given ample breathing space in a GIFTS-volume whose opulent trim size befits the spectacular quality of the shots.. The city's greatest landmarks and views are captured here like never before, as buildings, bridges, completely deserted streets, trees, and empty flights of stairs take on a poetic, ethereal quality. At dawn, the streets of New York resonate with a life of its own: muted, subdued, and mysterious
"Beautiful book inside and out!" according to classyshopper. Great coffee table book. It's interesting to view New York in a different LIGHT! Amazing city….Amazing photos….great read!. new york noir all black and white photos of new york landmarks.exquisitely donethe lighting is absolutely masterfuli would love to talk to this photographer and "see" how he "sees". Jamie said Stunning photography of the best city ever. Stunning photography of the best city ever!!! Great coffee table book or gift for the NYC fan in your life. Buy it!!
After a succesful beginning, Jean Michel decided to devote himself to still life photography.. Despite a promising scientific career, Jean-Michel Berts chose a different path - to become a photographer. Then he decided to work on his own. With his first Rolleiflex camera, he became sensitive to the effects of light.Since the eighties, thanks to Daniel Podva, he has worked as