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Parceria de avô e neta. Ensaio escrito a quatro mãos vinte dedos e alguns trezentos e oitenta pensamentos advindos de recíprocos impulsos poéticos

Um livro inicial de poesias e fotos, feitas com carinho. Areia Café e Pele é mais que apenas palavras escritas no papel, traz a complexidade e claramente os altos e baixos das emoções ao longo de mom

Este livro, "Sentimentos",tem o seu conteúdo voltado a poemas e fotografias. O objetivo é passar sentimento através de algumas horas apenas. Deixar a emoção de cada palavra, de cada observaçãoe de ca

Quando as mulheres se unem, nasce uma revoluço. O coletivo forma uma rede de apoio que ajuda nas empreitadas individuais, dando o impulso que uma sociedade supostamente justa deveria oferecer as mulheres para alcançar seus sonhos e objetivos. As conquistas seriam simplesmente uma consequencia natural de um trabalho bem-feito.Dez anos atras, um grupo de amigas uniu-se para lutar pela equidade no mundo juridico corporativo. Hoje, o coletivo Juridico de Saias reune cerca de 1.500 mulheres batalhando contra a correnteza. O livro que lançam juntas e emblematico por apresentar uma transformaço em andamento. E, apesar de as batalhas estarem longe de terminar, as mulheres tem novos sentimentos sobre as outras: no so rivais, mas aliadas e companheiras.

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia! Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia! Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

For the first time of its invention, photography has been used to visualize events that are either too fast or too slow for the eye to perceive, or subjects that are outside the spectral range of the human eye. This book shows how you can photograph a range of subjects and see the world as never before. Written with clear and accessible text, it explores and suggests techniques that expose new images in new ways, and pushes the boundaries of the photographers creative potential. Techniques include: ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) photography; high speed and time-lapse photography; close-up, macro and photography with the aid of a microscope and finally, photography using polarized light. Most of the techniques are accessible ot all photographers using readily available equipment (UV and IR will require some specialist items), and have been relatively unexplored so give the adventurous photographer great potential to experiment and produce unique images.

In "The Pencil of Nature," William Henry Fox Talbot presents a revolutionary exploration of photography as both an art form and a scientific endeavor. Published in the 1840s, this pioneering work illustrates the potential of photographic processes through a series of exquisite photogenic drawings and detailed commentary. TalbotAos unique blend of text and image not only showcases the intricacies of the calotype process but also situates photography within the broader context of Romanticism, reflecting the eras fascination with nature, technology, and the interplay of perception and reality. His meticulous attention to detail and innovative use of photographic prints set a remarkable precedent for visual documentation. Talbot, an accomplished scientist and inventor, was driven by a profound curiosity about the natural world and the limitations of traditional artistic techniques. His background in mathematics and his interest in the natural sciences paved the way for his experimentation with light-sensitive materials, culminating in his groundbreaking contributions to photography. Living in an age of rapid industrial progress, Talbot sought to capture transient moments, providing a visual record that echoed the broader cultural shifts of his time. "The Pencil of Nature" is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the origins of photography and its impact on art and society. Talbots insights will resonate with contemporary readers, as they consider the implications of capturing reality through the lens. His work invites reflection on the nature of representation and the evolving relationship between technology and art, making it an essential text for both scholars and enthusiasts alike.

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia! Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

Drones offer the photographer new creative horizons, but how do you get started? This practical book shows you the way. The first section deals with drone flying, while the second guides you through the complexities of aerial photography. Together with practical insights, case studies and professional shots, it illustrates how to take stunning photos from incredible - and hitherto unreachable - angles and heights. Topics covered include: getting airborne and how to choose a drone and fly it safely and legally and developing your skills to capture stunning aerial shots - focusing on composition and lighting. A step-by-step case study of capturing the iconic Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth harbour is featured.

Invasa, avvolta, compenetrata da un flusso avvinghiante di sensazioni, emozioni, percezioni, ho cercato di rendere comprensibile, con scatti fotografici e parole, questo magma indistinto, un sapore, il sapore dellindicibile che mi ha sostenuto nella disperata ricerca di svelare cio che mi mandava vibranti richiami di rivelazione e spiegazione. Il paesaggio naturale e suggerito, intravisto, abbozzato, pochi tratti per indovinarlo, evocarlo per il solo scopo di ammaliare la fantasia in un idillico e ipnotico incantamento che dipinge quadri che restituiscono con precisione e pienezza il suono di una grandiosa partitura che esplode con nitida e struggente musicalita. Forme, colori, profumi intonano note che danzano sulla superficie nitida della pagina, un carillon nostalgico che si esibisce per la formulazione di ricordi schizzati dalla caverna del tempo. Cio che ti appresti a leggere e uno spartito, devi solfeggiare le immagini che ti cadranno davanti agli occhi, una scenografia dinamica che irrompe in spazi privi di barriere, paesaggi che ti assorbano per una sospensione momentanea o prolungata resa penetrante dagli scatti fotografici che bloccano listante rendendelo eterno.

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia! Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

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Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia!Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia!Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

In "The Attitudes of Animals in Motion, Illustrated with the Zoopraxiscope," Eadweard Muybridge presents a pioneering exploration of animal locomotion through a series of groundbreaking photographic techniques. The book features a stunning array of motion studies captured using his innovative zoopraxiscope, which allowed for the sequential projection of images, effectively animating the poses of various animals. Muybridges meticulous attention to detail and his use of high-speed photography mark a significant advancement in visual representation and scientific inquiry during the late 19th century, situating his work at the intersection of art and science. Eadweard Muybridge, a British photographer who made significant contributions to the study of motion, was inspired by his interest in the mechanics of movement and the nature of perception. His previous work on capturing motion, prompted by a wager regarding a galloping horse, laid the groundwork for this book. Muybridges passion for visual exploration was also influenced by the technological innovations of his time and his keen desire to understand the natural world more profoundly. For anyone intrigued by the evolution of photography or the study of motion, Muybridges work is indispensable. "The Attitudes of Animals in Motion" not only enriches our understanding of physical movement but also serves as a foundational text that anticipates the emergence of cinema. Readers interested in the interplay between art, technology, and science will find this book an enlightening read.

In "Tin-Types Taken in the Streets of New York," Lemuel Ely Quigg presents a vivid and engaging portrait of 19th-century New York City through a collection of sketches and observations that illuminate the diverse tapestry of urban life. Written in a captivating yet accessible literary style, the book employs a blend of wit and poignancy, showcasing Quiggs keen observational skills and social commentary. The work is situated within the growing tradition of urban narrative literature during the post-Civil War era, encapsulating the dynamic and often gritty reality of city dwellers through detailed vignettes and strikingly poignant details of their lives. Lemuel Ely Quigg was not just an observer of his time but a participant in the cultural dialogue surrounding urban America. His experiences as a journalist and a keen social commentator informed his understanding of the complexities of city life, which he adeptly encapsulates in this work. Quiggs engagement with the themes of modernity, identity, and social stratification in his writings reflects the broader societal changes occurring during the late 19th century. "Tin-Types Taken in the Streets of New York" is a compelling read for anyone interested in the social history of urban America, offering insight into the everyday lives of its inhabitants. QuiggAos skillful storytelling and astute observations make this book not only an important historical document but also a delightful literary work that resonates with contemporary readers looking for depth and authenticity in urban narratives.

In "Photographs of Nebul and Clusters, Made with the Crossley Reflector," James Edward Keeler presents a pioneering collection of astrophotographic work that merges art and science in the late 19th century. The book showcases an array of imagery capturing the intricate beauty of nebulae and star clusters, achieved through the innovative Crossley Reflector telescope. KeelerAos meticulous observations and technical prowess highlight both the aesthetic value and scientific significance of celestial phenomena, illustrated through detailed captions that lend context and enrich the readers understanding of the astronomical landscape of his time. James Edward Keeler was an esteemed American astronomer noted for his contributions to the study of planetary atmospheres and for his advocacy of astrophotography as a legitimate scientific tool. His experiences at the Lick Observatory during a time of rapid advancements in astronomical technology deeply influenced his quest to document the universe visually. KeelerAos dedication to both observation and photography played a crucial role in the field, reflecting an era where empirical evidence began to intertwine more closely with visual representation. This seminal work is a must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of astronomy and the intersection of photography and science. It not only serves as an important historical document but also invites readers to appreciate the splendor of the universe through Keelers eyes. Whether you are a professional astronomer or simply a curious enthusiast, KeelerAos photographs will inspire a deeper engagement with the cosmos.

Con il Progetto FotoMonella proseguiamo il cammino intrapreso per divulgare e sensibilizzare la prevenzione della violenza sulle donne. FotoMonella nel senso che, la donna, non deve preoccuparsi di come si veste per timore di essere aggredita. La societa in cui manca il rispetto del mondo femminile e una societa senza timone e, quindi, destinata a fallire. Ricordiamo che ogni donna e Poesia!Pier Angelo Bertolotti IL Piccolo poeta di campagna

In "The Evolution of Photography," John Werge presents a thorough investigation into the development of photography from its inception to the late 19th century. Utilizing a blend of historical narrative and systematic analysis, Werge elucidates the technological advancements, cultural shifts, and artistic movements that shaped photography as we know it today. His eloquent prose is imbued with a sense of admiration for early pioneers and a critical examination of the challenges they faced, providing readers with a rich tapestry of the mediumAos evolution. The book is positioned within the burgeoning field of visual culture studies, engaging with contemporaneous debates about art and representation. John Werge, active during a transformative period for both technology and art, was not only an avid photographer but also a keen observer of societal progress. His experiences as a practitioner of photography lend authenticity to his insights, allowing him to bridge the gap between artistic intent and technical achievement. Werges scholarly endeavors were informed by an understanding of the historical context of the mid-19th century, a time marked by rapid industrialization and artistic exploration, thus enriching his examination of photographic evolution. This compelling exploration is highly recommended for both photography enthusiasts and scholars alike. Werges insightful analysis provides invaluable perspectives on the interplay between technology and art, urging readers to appreciate photography not merely as a medium but as a transformative force in society. Delve into "The Evolution of Photography" for an engaging journey through visual history, where art and science converge to reflect the changing human experience.