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Nice, the rain and the photograph

What to do if you are nice and it rains? And plus you do not even an umbrella that otherwise never use.
Walking in the streets of the vieux Nice is like choosing to take a shower with your clothes on. Fixed in a bistro along the promenade des Anglais no sense because the sea merges with the sky literally without there being nothing but an endless poetic nebula gray and wet. And then you've got four coffees.
the Office de tourisme have found a black and red wheel Théâtre de la Photographie et de l'Image . http://www.tpi-nice.org/ announces an exhibition titled Chronique Russes. Attracts and inspires you and you decide to go there. Without
expectations.
No hurry.
with the safe operation of your companion you will not have to worry even the best route.

And so you let yourself carried through the streets of Nice and get to the Théatre almost by accident.
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The place is charming and pleasant in spite of two forms that seem more suitable for the reception at the castle of Dracula.
When I read the presentation of the exhibition I hit just a few details: the contemporary Russia, the artistic reflection on politics and society, a critical look on the identity of a people who barely identify with its history, compared with their collective wounds and the "missing pieces" of its past. Thus began
http://www.alexeytitarenko.com/port_blackwhite.htmlE to visit the exhibition with curiosity ... Some photographers work with colors, bright reds on live images in black and white, surreal photomontages others realize there are hyper-realistic pictures ... and then I find Titarenko ... http://www.alexeytitarenko.com/port_blackwhite.html

Alexey Tiarenko does Simplify the photographs. Work with time. Manipulate the light. Plasma forms. Create atmosphere and charm.
His images are very strong. Although his method of work is highly aestheticized I find it very exciting. Photographing ghosts.
His photos capture so much that I set out not stop looking and I think I already know I discover more, just in the last room of the exhibition, a video made just on him in 2005 by a French director, Rebecca Houzel, which tells the way we work, the technique and the poetic. Titarenko So I find that works exclusively with film and long exposure times and turns - but I could also say tramp - for his city, St. Petersburg, with camera and tripod and also stops the hours at the same point resumes and all that that passes in front of, or pawn his subjects up to catch them in poses that most attracted him. The documentary is interesting, to my great surprise, the place is hot and the bench is soft and remains of the hours in that place but it's almost closing time and must bravely diving back into the city water under the incessant rain. Review
yet the room where his photos are on display in the series "Black & White Magic of St. Petersburg [1995-1997]" and leave.

Fortunately the rain stopped.