Thursday, September 13, 2012
Daré alla Lucé.
Daré all a Lucé is an Italian phrase meaning "to give birth." It's also the name of a photography series by Amy Friend. On her website, Amy writes, "Through small deliberate interventions, I altered these vintage images, allowing light to pass through them. (After all, photographs are made possible with light.) In a literal and somewhat playful manner, I aimed to give the photographs back to the light." Beautiful.
See more from Amy Friend, here; the entire series is incredible. Found thanks (again) to My Modern Met.
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Those are beautiful-- and so cool! I'd like to try one of those on my own... maybe make a night light with one of my own photos? :)
Pretty! The one with the horse is definitely my favorite.
Ah, this is really cool...light is really the most important part of photography. Everything depends on the proper lighting. What a great homage to that.
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This is just magical! That third photo of the couple is so romantic.
Beautiful!!! In Spanish is similar to Italian: "Dar a luz" (literally "give to the light")
these are amazing. such a great idea and so beautiful!
Those are way cool!
Oh, I adore. They remind me of sparkly lights and magic and 1926.
What a great idea and so very pretty!
Cassie, amazing idea! Post pictures :)
Cool. This reminds me of christmas lights.
Love this. Some people are just so creative...
Ronnie xo
Don't forget to check out the rest of the series - everything's stunning!
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