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[ Cia de Foto | August 6, 2009 | 13 Comments | 1,690 views]

Dear Bethlehem, how are our faculties of photography? What we have and we can highlight the academic and college students?

Here goes a post causing it to open space in this Blog Paraty, illustrated with works by students.
In the first pictures of Breno Rotatori , Faculty of Senac SP.
We met him through a test in which photographed her grandparents.

Once we become aware of images of a certain built landscape.

And more recently, this essay in which he photographs his grandmother shooting.

She, 80, began photographing and Breno catches the moments when you have a grandmother in the scene.

Turn a table opposite.
Images of the same instant by two converging points of view.

Breno Rotatori takes advantage has not yet learned.
He is before. A photographer in Brazil not yet out of college.
Think of the consequence of a time for that student.

Let's see what happens this series of posts! The Blog of Paraty has reported the publication of the latest issue of the Studium , a magazine made by Fenando Tacca where the theme of each issue comes from cycles of academic meetings of communication. Your address, virtual, is based at the University of Campinas, SP.

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caobelli leo said:

Funny questions about this time x education.

And further education academy X

Then I have to disagree that Breno has not yet learned.
But learned, and because he knows very well what it does.

Photographed with Breno during the encounter Collective, in the occupation in Maua.
Breno did what he knew and with great mastery. Subexpunha issues at one point that had the desired texture, calm and almost circled "soundproof" debilitate runners captured the moments that worked and the result was a keen eye.

Timing is everything invented to measure the before and after before after. Within this concept do not think is Breno before, he is now!
If this is the academy or self-didacticism, it matters little. The relevance here is to see a production of trials being conducted by reputable people increasingly younger.

I really like the photograph of Breno!

# August 6th, 2009 at 13:30

Alexandre Belém said:

Leo, I agree with you.

When I read the post of the CIA, just a thought here in Recife gaoto that fits in your words. These are the cases now before + = future. The guy is "ready" and the faculty will polish certain aspects and values.

Até.

# August 6th, 2009 at 15:20

Cia said:

Hi dear,

in fact we hope it Breno never be ready!
He does not leave a certain "college" has never, so to speak.
But it represents a rather nice class coming to give us the photograph.
Perhaps what we need most is just that not being ready.
An unspoken pact of eternal search where we could improve our dialogues with issues and avoid claims.
In the case of this work, we give a more intimate testimony as we follow him for a while. And we can see some really cool steps that were given.
He is before us and this is one hell of an advantage. In this relationship we have with Brian, we can not say yet what we learn, but I guarantee that is likely we ralente further our process until we get this before we speak.
Indeed the perception of time in the world of image is quite maluqinha, is not it? The time is out there.
But let's give space to this Blog class.

Let's chase!

# August 6th, 2009 at 15:56

caobelli leo said:

I understand the question.
I put the point precisely to the reading of the post does not fall upon the judgment of "not ready" as something derogatory.
And in this passage "Maybe what we need most is just that not being ready." We see that vision is really that we're talking about.
Who's ready? Who takes the end of this learning?
Who ensures watertight and will not be hit by time itself?
Hence the phrase quoted from above makes more sense. The research is as important as the result of a job, because it raises more questions about other people and generates other jobs, finally, learning.
What we want is to keep us current thinking and constant process of research and learning.
And, therefore, extend the carpet so that the caravan will all tune in!
How many people have good flickr groups that right?

# August 6th, 2009 at 14:33

Fabio Messiah said:

In the CIA post on the work of Fred Smith (bacaníssimo, by the way), they had already put a comment that somehow resembles that quoted by Leo, who says "that is to be noble amateur photography."

I was pondering it ever since I read so far (until pq am a student of photography, I'm in second year of the Pan American), to this new post. The issue is great and I think the addition of "Maybe what we need most is just that not being ready." sheds light on the comment in question. What I figured with the comment (but I still was not sure) was precisely what the CIA cleared now, about not being ready and keep in "an eternal search where we could improve our dialogues with issues and avoid claims." And even remembered a conversation with a friend who asked me not long ago in a bar table: "Dude, you study, do not think it will absorb a lot but will also create some 'certainties' in your head that could mean' ties' for his creativity? "

At the time, I found complex and could not answer, because I am myself to those who like to be studying, studying self-taught in my case does not work very well, like the role of a mentor, or a "master", or someone ask questions in my head before some "certainty" that I may have. But I also think this is very personal, I do not know, because I even like the same thing could just be studying for at least being forced to search, chat and discuss (although I do without being forced because I love research, talk or discussion) ...

Well, anyway, I still do not know how to answer the question of my friend and proposed by the CIA in the post here ... hehe

(Oh, look, I was EXTREMELY HAPPY with the service of the CIA on some images in my post "A picture leads to another." It's a hell of an incentive for me to continue studying (haha) see as a compliment of people thinking that guys like this 're organizing and participating in the event. Thanks!)

# August 6th, 2009 at 18:18

Alessandra Mitiko said:

Falling parachute, let one person's opinion "lay" lol do not study photography, and I in tow camerinha playing with my picture taking by ái.

I endorse the words of Leo and Fabio.

Because if you think of the concept creativity, students and professionals do not differ at all.

The levels of creativity and originality of the origins, the look of things, the illusion of light, optics which creates images on, physics, on quantum of life and mystery, and parallel movements will depend much more p'siquico your field, in which one conceives the world as it is backpacking around the globe, streets and the feeling that focuses on the technique to do a job.

I liked many of the photos above.
All that to say that there is technical, but there is no guesswork, if I understand ... and neither is talk of pseudo I used a language and movement in the race to create words and ideas on vibrating with enthusiasm and simplicity.

Go, go, take pictures!
Hug

# August 6th, 2009 at 21:24

Day said:

Breno break ... very very cool, this guy!
Person who made me love her in so little time ..
and it only has lovely things going on.
It is noted from the pictures, right?
All very good, Breno. Congratulations!
You can be sure ... muuuuuito will grow this business further.

Hug

# August 6th, 2009 at 21:43

Fabio Messiah said:

Oh, and heck, podecrê: Breno's work is really cool, fuck! + Sum met in the journal, indicating the CIA in the magazine itself, and I always come here on his blog waiting for news. Do not know yet work with grandma! That's great that!!

# August 6th, 2009 at 22:39

Ernie Cesar said:

The Breno is Breno.
nóis is bro!
save a

# 7 August 2009 at 4:05

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# 8 August 2009 at 15:30

caobelli leo said:

After much discussion about Brian, remember that he just won the prize revelation of Porto Seguro with the essay about their grandparents!
Congratulations to him!

# August 25, 2009 at 16:15

Alexandre Belém said:

By the looks, has seen winners Porto Seguro: http://www.olhave.com.br/blog/?p=3076

# August 25, 2009 at 16:58

Paraty in Focus 2009 »Blog Archive» In Bolivia, a photography magazine said:

[...] Editorial and presented to the first number, the work of Rodrigo Braga, João Castilho, Breno Rotatori, Sofia Borges Dellatorre and Claudia Andujar, and an essay text by Claudia Linhares Sanz. [...]

# September 15, 2009 at 8:58