I found a photo on the street!

If you find a framed photo on the street, will you take it with you? Nino C.C., photographer, explores this simple question. He leaves a photo of his own authorship on the streets in different cities around the world and wonders if someone will pick up the photo. Who finds the photo is invited to visit the blog and write about what does he/she feel because of the finding. Thus, if you find a framed photo on the street, take it with you, maybe that photo is part of this project!

Friday, January 4, 2013

Lost! The gestation of the lizard.

It's a new year! I've just got a job and I've moved from my rainy small lovely city to a dry small lovely city. I'll continue with my photographic project in the new place. I know I left the blog for months...that was terrible! But I'm here again. Ready for visiting new places and sharing my photos.

The first comment of the year is for saying I'm still waiting news about "The gestation of the lizard". I must say the photo was abandoned next to the sculpture "La lagartera". Actually, I'm spending some days in the city I left the photo months ago. So I wonder if there is someone there with my photo in a house of this city! So if you have the photo, leave a message please!

The gestation of the Lizard.

Status: lost.

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AnonymousWednesday, February 27, 2013 at 10:21:00 AM PST
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About Nino C.C.

Nino C.C. (pseudonym) studied photography in the Center for Cultural Development "Francisco M. Zertuche", in Monterrey, Mexico. He worked at a photography studio managed by his photography teacher Rosy Contreras. He had lectures on history of art, psychology of art, and contemporany art, among others. He was lecturer on the course "Introduction to the Arts" in the School of Dentistry of the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. Nino's illustrated reports have been published by the journal "Culturas Populares", in Monterrey (Mex). Those works show the interest of Nino by the popular culture, such as urban grafitti, break dancers, urban concerts (rock, rap, etc), and Mexican natives. Additionally, Nino C.C. has participated in several collective and single photography exhibitions. Now, he is leaving a photo somewhere in the world.