#color photography
«Fallait-il parler ensuite de la gêne, de l'étreinte, de la douceur, de la moiteur, de la tendresse, de l'étreinte encore, de la souffrance, de la plénitude et de cette fin qui ne finissait pas, qui ne finissait jamais et tout d'un coup était là…» (Ernest Hemingway, “Paradis Perdu”)
Model : Fanny Roisin - insta : @fanny.roisin
Paris, February 2017
Photography : Nicolas Guy - insta : @nikokoworld
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Aspen, Colorado ©️Rich Goenne
E-Wan
The old ramen shop near Yukigayaotsuka where local workers would often have lunch. The building had seen its better days when I first saw it in 2006 or 2007, but the owner lived upstairs so like many of these old shops, it was also a home. I haven’t been there since covid began and I wonder if it is still around.
Small Town Tokyo: Yukigayaotsuka
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The Neighbor’s House
Small Town Tokyo: Himonya
Owned by a lady who appears to be in her late eighties or older,. Judging by the fates of similar old houses with large gardens in Tokyo, its days are numbered.
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Coffee Break at Roppongi
Ten years ago.
While I was taking a photo of this scene a young woman approached me and asked what I was photographing. I always hate these sort of things, because about 99% of the time I cannot really explain it, nor do I want to. But this was different for young women hardly ever approach me so directly to ask about it. Plus, her interest was not just the standard question, for I noticed a titanium Contax G2 around her neck. It turned out that she was a photography student at the university where I taught technical writing at the time. She took out a box of black and white prints and told me that she was taking part in an exhibition to open in the area.
I later went to the exhibition, but afterward never saw her again. Every time I look at this photo, I think of her. And that mint Contax G2 around her neck.
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