[Leica] Speaking of the Silk Road (attention: Italian LUG)

[richard-lists at imagecraft.com (Richard)]

Oh man, I love his work. I have his book, Empire: Impressions from  China 
and it's gorgeous!

At 07:29 PM 5/9/2006, you wrote:

>Visitors to Venice might be interested in the
>James Whitlow Delano exhibit this month.  James
>is an American photographer based in Asia who
>made some remarkably evocative black and white
>photographs of the Silk Road and of the Three Gorges
>area, using only a Leica M2 and 2.8 Summaron.  I
>met him in Beijing, Urumqi and Kashgar, where we
>admired each other's Leicas.
>
>rgds
>Peter.
>SF, CA
>
>--- James Whitlow Delano <james.delano@pep.ne.jp>
>wrote:
>
> > From: "James Whitlow Delano"
> > <james.delano@pep.ne.jp>
> > To: "James Whitlow Delano" <james.delano@pep.ne.jp>
> > Subject: Empire/Impero China show in Venice, Italy.
> > Date: Sat, 6 May 2006 23:59:22 +0900
> >
> > Grazia Neri and I would like to invite you to
> > Empire: Impressions from  China/
> > Impero: Impressioni dalla Cina
> >
> > at
> >
> > SCHOLA  D'ARTE DEI BATTIORO E TIRAORO,
> > S.STAE, VENEZIA, ITALIA.
> >
> > The show features work from my book of China
> > photographs of the same name.  Curator, Serena
> > Baccaglini
> > has presented the show in this 18th century guild of
> > artists which is house in a palazzo adjacent to the
> > baroque Sant' Eustachio Church, known as San
> > Stae on the Grand Canal.
> >
> > Grazia Neri and Paola Riccardi have produced this
> > show and it will be open to the public throughout
> > the month of May 2006.
> >
> > Access could not be easier.  The vaporetto, public
> > canal
> > boats, stop directly in front of the venue at San
> > Stae.
> >
> > Warm Regards,
> >
> > James Whitlow Delano.

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