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A spider's web | photography/text: pablo luis gonzález |
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© Pablo Luis González 2003 Photographs can be used at no charge for non-commercial purposes, ie, community groups, students, schools, etc. To request an image or images email me with a description and location of the photograph(s), stating your proposed use of them. A JPEG file(s) at 300 dpi will be emailed back as soon as possible. No further copies can be made without the permission of the copyright holder. |
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1. The eyes focussed no longer on the travel book, a white telephone box was all what could be seen on that moment. The elegant classical lines of a rather dilapidated theatre was my companion on one side, whilst the sweet smell of beer being brewed was invitingly close on the other; and nowhere to stay. The date was September 1976. This was my encounter with Hull, friend and foe. The reality and the fiction, all at once then and there. Had I escaped from General Pinochet's concentration camps to be entrapped again? Photography became a tool for observation and discovery, for prodding into this unknown environment... This series has, must have indeed, an open structure: stories, words, images, will find their way progressively into it; a spider's web that closes onto the catch. Part 2 | Printer friendly | Don't Miss the Sun » Comment »
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