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Stock: le foto ‘evergreen’
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Il sito americano Photo District News ha svolto un’interessante indagine presso alcune grosse agenzie di stock (Corbis, Getty, Alamy, Masterfile) per scoprire quali sono le foto ‘sempreverdi’, ovvero quelle che, nonostante il passare degli anni, continuano a essere comprate per uso pubblicitario ed editoriale in giro per il mondo. Di solito le fotografie di stock [...]
L’illogica utopia: omaggio al Signor G
Postato in Editoria & New Media, Eventi del Mese, Pubblicati Olycom il giorno 3 dicembre 2010 | Lascia un commento »
“Io sto bene come uno che si sogna… io sto bene, che vergogna…” (Giorgio Gaber, L’illogica allegria) Alla Feltrinelli della Stazione Centrale di Milano, dal 3 Dicembre, la mostra fotografica dedicata a Giorgio Gaber realizzata da Guido Harari. Il libro, L’illogica utopia (Chiarelettere), viene presentato dal fotografo e ripercorre tutta l’opera del Signor “G”, [...]
2010 – l’anno che sta finendo raccontato per immagini
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Con la fine dell’anno che si avvicina è tempo di bilanci: quali sono stati gli eventi più importanti del 2010? Olycom li ha raccolti in un grande diario illustrato. Scegli la categoria tra Cronaca e Attualità, Cultura e Spettacolo, Politica e Economia, Reali e Religione oppure Sport, e clicca sull’evento che vuoi ricordare. I fotografi [...]
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