Posts Tagged ‘holga’ From April to June 2011, 7 prints of my Holga images on canvas (4 80x80cm and 3 40x40cm) can be seen in the restaurant the Christine, Paris (France). The Christine, with its two rooms surrounding the opened kitchen, let’s you observe the Chief who reinvents every day the traditional cooking with fresh products of seasons.
Inforescence Art is an online Art Gallery that offers original digital art printed on canvas. These are high definition images printed on canvas rendering even the smallest the details. Pigments are intense and soak profoundly in the fiber to obtain powerful and sustainable colors. Paintings and frames are of 100% french manufacturing and ecological. 13 of my photos realized with the plastic camera Holga, a practice stemming from the lomography movement, are presented by Inforescence Art in 40x40cm and 80x80cm format. visit the gallery… |
Olivier De Rycke French Photographer seized the opportunity to become professional photographer when his work has been appreciated and featured on Internet websites. To picture the feminine beauty became very quickly his specialization. But whatever the style, the location, the light, there is always for him a quest to find in his models a state of true and real emotion. Picturing the human with its soul. Continue Reading...