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French Photographer; John Batho, born 1939, created a set of photographs named ‘Present & Absent’, 1998. Batho has photographed people in front of a condensed window, resulting in a…

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BEAUTY: Photography--John Batho

What a great idea to photograph people through a fogged window pane... it's atmospheric and poetic . John Batho captures silhouettes and figures in the "outer" world seen through the steamy confines of an inner world in his series "Présents & Absents" (I love how we can see the condensation drips). His figures end up being misty, mystical, enigmatic shadows in a world we can't reach. Lovely. http://www.johnbatho.com/

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"I am so interested in the loss of identity, fading to oblivion, the disappearance (...). Curiously this work brings back my childhood marked by the absence of my father, a prisoner of war for four years. In front of the photograph of my father, a great framed and mounted on the wall of the chamber portrait that my mother made me salute every night, I was a stranger. On his return my father appeared to me entirely different: it did not look like his portrait. In Vilnius, I photographed people

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