BurnDiary – week 3
Website: Kerry Payne Stailey
Month: July 2013
Sperlonga
My last day. I'm in Sperlonga like one week ago. The man in silouhette is Marcello's father. I want to say thank you to all Burn staff for this week. Sperlonga, Italy. Photo by @giovannicoccophoto
Fausto Podavini – Mirella
Fausto Podavini Mirella [ EPF 2013 SHORTLIST ] ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT Mirella is the story of a woman, a mother, a wife, a grandmother. Mirella is 71 years old, she spent 43 years of her life with the only person loved. 43 years of sharing, difficulties, laughs and beautiful moments: a family, a house, …
Rain
Summertime in the Outer Banks of North Carolina often brings an early morning rain. I travel around the world, however if not traveling I play with my iPhone and just shoot pictures close to home. This in my driveway on the way to the grocery store. More and more my phone camera becomes a really …
Trastevere
"Trastevere". It's still a small town inside the metropolis. It's the childhood when we hanged the sheets out to dry in the sun. Rome, Italy. Photo by @giovannicoccophoto
San Pietro
The light inside St. Peter's Basilica has alway fascinated me. Rome, Italy. Photo by @giovannicoccophoto
Nags Head Pier
Every morning I get coffee and breakfast at Nags Head pier to start my day. This is my favorite part of being home and not on the road, as many photographers tend to travel most of the year. Birds are usually my only (and most welcome) company.
Things..
"The eye does not see things but images of things that mean other things". Italo Calvino. Rome, Italy. Photo by @giovannicoccophoto
Mads Nissen – Amazonas
Mads Nissen Amazonas [ EPF 2013 FINALIST ] ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT AMAZONAS is a raw and lyrical journey into the world’s largest rainforest. The intense documentary photographs lure you inside the uncanny wilderness, where gold-diggers, warriors, homosexuals in exile and isolated indigenous tribes collide on the threshold between nature and culture, instinct and reason, …
