Severus Tenenbaum
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Severus Tenenbaum
- WWW-asas(a)tan, Stockholms län, SE
- Last Login: 11/11/2009
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Latest Blog Entries
- Oct 2, 2009 Sevvy pix *PICTURES!*
- Oct 2, 2009 Print by Sev *pictures*:
- Sep 30, 2009 Rockgardet snapshots:
- Sep 8, 2009 Micke Berg om Zingo i frysen:
- Sep 8, 2009 Montgomery
Interests
General
snapshots. roadtrips. airplanes. reading. fucking. writing. nature. meat. coca cola zero. high heels. laugh. my dog. my cat. my love. never drink alcohol or smoke. panic recovery. more pictures. new and old friends. brangelina. talk to my grandma. BBQ. work. bruce springsteen 1978-1980 and 1984-1987. woody allen. truman capote. erlend loe. ulf lundell. micke berg. olympus. bodil malmsten. william gibson. fox mulder. satsumas. dustin hoffman. pema chodron. billy joel's "vienna" song.Heroes
"I got a Ph.D. in oral sex." - Woody Allen
"The word "image" comes from the word "imagination." It doesn't come come from "lens sharpness" or "noise levels." No one who looks at your pictures can tell or cares about what camera you used. It just doesn't matter.
"We want women to succeed and gain access to all the educational, political, and workplace opportunities they can. However, I don't think any of us should have to sacrifice our sexuality in order to do so."
- Rachel Kramer Bussel
"Some of the most interesting series in history of photography are formed by the photographers knowledge of the subject. As the understanding expands and evolves, the photographs become better and better.
Good photographers usually have very simple technique. Yet the photographic education industry teaches students how to do thousand things, thus armoring the majority of them against being able to do anything of QUALITY. It's very ironic.
If I think mechanically when I am making a photograph, the light will run away from me. Light is ephemeral. I like to remain in one place long enough to become part of its significance."
- Sturges.