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12/29/2019 How I see the world by Radu Mihai Iani 10 years and tens of thousands of kilometers later, always along with my camera, here are some pictures of how I see the world. I am a self taught photographer, I hate clichés, so I never wanted to be someone else, to follow paths. Those who know me and happened to be near me when I see a "capture" coming to me they are telling me that I become someone else, I become a hunter who just saw its prey. I am Radu Mihai Iani and I invite you to take a look into my world. __________________ A word from the curator: Bird’s eye images were and are always a pleasure for the viewer. Andre Kertesz did them (Rainy day, Tokyo, 1968), Robert Doisneau did them (Saint Germain des Prés - Carrefour Saint Germain, Paris 1945), Cartier-Bresson did them (cyclist, HYÈRES, FRANCE, 1932), all masters tried, not all succeeded. Radu Mihai Iani’s drone shots are going a step further and combine the photographic talent (intuitive composition and selection), with technology. As a proof for the above, some of his "down-to-earth" images are also presented here so that the purists can find the elements that make a great image to stay with us long after viewing it. 12/23/2019 A trip to Lakonia (part 01) by Panagiotis Kalkavouras "It has been said that instead of trees, in Lakonia, towers grow. Legends, myths and fairytales have circulated around Lakonia for centuries..." A 10 days trip I made to discover the contemporary legends , myths and monuments of the area. |
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