The secrets of the great masters of photography: poetry frames Edward Buba

Life is complicated, and every moment in it, there are some quiet, inconspicuous event. These events, if you do not pay them enough attention, not to feel warmly to each of them, sink into oblivion, to die, even less durable than butterfly. (Attention! Nude!)

Probably to save these fragile entity, needs a master of lyrical reportage, as Edward Buba (1923-1999).

In his pictures there is nothing significant. Children playing, the leaves are falling, kiss lovers. But, peering, beginning to understand that this is real life. Love to her is felt in every frame. He Buba said: "to take photographs means to Express gratitude." This gratitude and lightness of being poured into each photo. Immersed in every long straight, whispering thank you.

1. Breath of the Lotus

2. Lella, Bretagne. 1948

3. Paris is for lovers

4. Boulevard RASPAIL, street Rennes in Paris. 1952

5. Portrait Of Anne-Marie Edwin

6. Little girl and autumn leaves. The Luxembourg garden. Paris, 1946

7. The Notre Dame Cathedral. OK. 1950

8. Actress Isabelle Huppert

9. Tutu, 1984

10. Actress Juliette Binoche

11. Remy and sink

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