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My new book with a lot of inspiration from William Eggleston and his imposing exhibition at the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris.

Paris, June 2009

Take a look at this picture by Elke Moorkamp, found in a store (www.im-suedfluegel.de) in Cologne:

Remember? Yes, André Kertész! The Fork from 1928.

What do you think about?

Was ist ein Bild?

William Eggleston im Haus der Kunst, München

My sister spent 2 weeks in march/april in Nigeria. She took a lot of wonderful astonishing surprising photos of Lagos and the delta.

She told me so much about this country, about people she met, about a lot of violence and arbitrariness, about the conditions of living and much much more.

18 of that photos she uploaded to Ipernity. I like them a lot (maybe because I´m her sister, too) but I believe some of you could be interested too.

www.ipernity.com/doc/kanakana/album/60366

I´m in love with a man. His name is Max.

Unfortunately he died when I was 14 before we ever met.

He´s an imperfect specimen. That´s why I love him.

Hello Team Ipernity,

I write this open letter to you because I have asked you a question - and some other people too - but never got a satisfactory response. The problem I´m writing about is about bad lot tracking of comments on pictures that I ´ve made a comment on....

Surely you remember my posts:

• www.ipernity.com/blog/11832/20717/comment/385579#comment385579

• www.ipernity.com/blog/11832/25075/comment/608246#comment608246

Christian Conti said "ok ok we'll think about that". That was over 1 moth ago. Since then nothing happened... After this time without any comment I slowly don´t know how to deal with. If theres no way to follow up comments theres no community and no discussion - only unambitious picture-show. Befor investing a lot of pictures and time I finally want to know if you plan an alteration concerning better comment tracing.

I don´t know why you gave no answer till now and wait for your signal.

Tupelo Honey