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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

50 Months of State Images: What Will They Say about USA?

Christophe crosses a Nevada field to capture wild horses with a camera


Christophe Kutner is an artist with a camera. He lives in Paris and New York. If you follow him around the Internet, you'll spend hours exploring exotic, eccentric, unique fashion images, but when I met him, he was searching for wild horses in Nevada. 

February 2013 he began an adventure that will go for 50 months.
Christophe has challenged himself to reveal the real United States by publishing an image a day, creating a sort of collage portrait of each state in his Lost and Found Diary

http://lostandfounddiary.com/ 

Wild horses will show one part of Nevada, but I can't wait to see what else Christophe captures. I'm sure it will reveal secrets of the state where I live.

State of New Jersey,
time to put your shoes on…
New Jersey photo by Christophe Kutner


 "No matter the artistic point of view," he says, "It will meet with an undeniable sociological testimony, that will give us to reflect on what really is the state of united states today."





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Thursday, February 14, 2013

14 Valentine's Days



Dear Readers,
Many of you are writers. 
Like me, you struggle to select words that will bring your characters to life.
One of the best descriptions I've heard comes from an unlikely place: President Obama's State of the Union message earlier this week.

Such an important speech must've been crafted by several people, so I don't know who gets the credit for this description of a victim of gun violence, a teen  named Hadiya Pendleton.

"She was 15 years old. She loved Fig Newtons and lip gloss. She was a majorette. She was so good to her friends, they all thought they were her best friend..."


In a few sentences, we know this girl.
That's the beauty and the heartbreak of good writing. 
Best, 
Terri  




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