Polafornia Ebook
de JC Loen & Ingvild Eiring
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Acerca del libro electrónico
Longtime collaborators and friends, model and artist Ingvild Eiring, and photographer and author Julie Loen embark on a week-long trip to California, traveling in a loop from San Francisco, via Sacramento to Yosemite, and back to San Francisco again. Join them on their adventure through a selection of Polaroid pictures, digital photographs, candid snapshots, drawings, and words.
Ingvild and Julie visit Alcatraz without doing the audio tour, encounter a family of skunks by Folsom Lake, deal with an allergy attack after cuddling a rabbit in Sacramento, fall in love with an abandoned trailer home in El Portal, ride horses in Yosemite, raft down the Merced River, discover the original “bollefjoms” at the Palace of Fine Arts, and walk across the Golden Gate Bridge in the fog.
- Contains some nudity -
Ingvild and Julie visit Alcatraz without doing the audio tour, encounter a family of skunks by Folsom Lake, deal with an allergy attack after cuddling a rabbit in Sacramento, fall in love with an abandoned trailer home in El Portal, ride horses in Yosemite, raft down the Merced River, discover the original “bollefjoms” at the Palace of Fine Arts, and walk across the Golden Gate Bridge in the fog.
- Contains some nudity -
Características y detalles
- Categoría principal: Libros de arte y fotografía
- Versión ebook de composición fija, 181 págs.
- Fecha de publicación: may. 01, 2017
- Última modificación abr. 29, 2026
- Idioma English
- Palabras clave photobook, polaroid, california, travel, tourist, art, yosemite, san francisco, USA, photography
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Acerca del creador
Julie Loen
Norway
Hi! I’m Julie. I’m a train conductor (yes, with a flag and whistle) with several creative outlets. I have a craft’s certificate in photography and a bachelor’s degree in literature. I enjoy taking pictures, writing books and making dioramas. The pictures are often old school (wetplate collodion and polaroid), the books are mostly western and the dioramas are always haunted.
