The Last Days of Tivoli





On the occasion of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. And Tivoli Luna Park closing down soon. (1967-2013)
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On the occasion of Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day. And Tivoli Luna Park closing down soon. (1967-2013)
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Paphos, near Aphrodite’s Rock (Petra tou Romiou) earlier this month.
And of course the photographer climbed to the edge of the cliff to take pictures.
I stayed behind, safely, with my SX-70.
These are the results.
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Happy New Year, friends.
Let’s hope it’s a good one, full of shiny new things, friends and family, and lots of good music and things to read.
I always like to start the new year with something new, so this year: portraits.
These are portraits of just a few of the wonderful people I spent time with in 2012.











[including Lee Jing-Jing, Ross Sutherland--seen here in his amazing Comedian Dies in the Middle of Joke, catch it if you get a chance, it's so much fun--my lovely new Santorini friends Lily, Myrsini and Oliver, poet Emma McGordon, my friend Rebecca, and of course Thodoris Tzalavras (I'm his official photographer's photographer)]
More portraits to come
Happy 2013!
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I don’t know what made me think of Vegas.
Maybe it’s the heatwave we’ve been having.
Or sending out a story that takes place somewhere between Las Vegas and Baker, CA.
Or a Hunter S. Thompson interview I read in the Paris Review.
Either way I found and scanned these pictures, taken with my old film Canon from the passenger seat somewhere outside L.A. circa 2001.
xoxo
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We went in search of rivers.
One of us made his own pinhole camera. The other used a digital one.
It rained so much this year in Cyprus that reservoirs have become gathering places. And where there’s people, there are sandwich trucks. And ice-cream.
The men in the hats sold clay wares and other little things. They hung out in the sun and enjoyed the sunshine.
Where there are rivers, there are often ancient bridges.
There’s something really cool about walking on a medieval bridge.
And sometimes, if you know where to get off the highway, you can follow a river all the way to the sea.
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