francesca tallone
photographer/curator
montreal via san francisco - halifax - brooklyn
editor of these blogs:
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aarhus, denmark, 2010
i took press photos for seripop, here are a couple outtakes
Mika Grante for Citizen Vintage, Montreal
(Source: patternclash.com)
model: vanessa vick
photographer: francesca tallone
thank you jody and steve for graciously availing your apartment to us
from URSA MINOR STUDIO website:
I heart Canada guys, it’s an amazing country to live in and I feel blessed to be able to make my life here. And guess what? It’s our birthday this weekend! Happy birthday Canada!
In honor of the holiday, please enjoy a 20% discount in both the etsy & big cartel shops all weekend long (till Monday, midnight) with the code: HEARTCANADA.
Tell your friends! Grab up the last of the Spring stock while you can! Special requests? Send me an email!
in an effort to both quell and enhance summer envy, ohophelia is holding an open call for submersion photos. please email original images to pattern.clash@gmail.com with your name, your website or tumblr url, and a story about the image, if you want. submission deadline never. reblog far and wide. THANK YOU
(image by francesca tallone)
here i am being romantic at espace pop. music by ohara hale.
ursa minor studio fw12 up on my website FINALLY
sneak peek movie from the ursa minor studio fw12 collection shoot. images soon!
this little book is part of the indie photobook library and the magenta foundation’s flash forward festival in boston this year! boston people, please go!
The Indie Photobook Library is pleased to be part of the Flash Forward Festival again. This time in Boston! June 8-10, 2012
Fairmont Battery Wharf
Two Battery Wharf
Boston, Massachusetts 02109
11-6, Free
The art of window dressing
Lace, lights and latticework snowflakes. Abstract photographs in shades of white. And a mannequin in a warm shearling coat. All part of the winter installation launched last week in the windows of Citizen Vintage, a second-hand clothing and accessories store on St. Laurent Blvd. in the Mile End.
Francesca Tallone, a Montrealbased fine arts photographer and friend of co-owner Brooke Doyle, was given carte blanche to design the window. “I knew wanted to do something simple and minimal,” says Tallone, “but still eloquent and beautiful.”
A multi-textural depiction of snow includes lace draped at the foot of the mannequins, and white Christmas lights and disco balls represent the glittering snow. Abstract photos are of a snow bank that Tallone shot on the East River in New York during a blizzard.
“Being able to style the mannequins and incorporate my photography, and with winter being somewhat of a beautiful and calm season, it all came together.”
Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/life/fashion-beauty/stylefile/6017637/story.html#ixzz1jv9yaCz3
from URSA MINOR STUDIO website:
I heart Canada guys, it’s an amazing country to live in and I feel blessed to be able to make my life here. And guess what? It’s our birthday this weekend! Happy birthday Canada!
In honor of the holiday, please enjoy a 20% discount in both the etsy & big cartel shops all weekend long (till Monday, midnight) with the code: HEARTCANADA.
Tell your friends! Grab up the last of the Spring stock while you can! Special requests? Send me an email!
The art of window dressing
Lace, lights and latticework snowflakes. Abstract photographs in shades of white. And a mannequin in a warm shearling coat. All part of the winter installation launched last week in the windows of Citizen Vintage, a second-hand clothing and accessories store on St. Laurent Blvd. in the Mile End.
Francesca Tallone, a Montrealbased fine arts photographer and friend of co-owner Brooke Doyle, was given carte blanche to design the window. “I knew wanted to do something simple and minimal,” says Tallone, “but still eloquent and beautiful.”
A multi-textural depiction of snow includes lace draped at the foot of the mannequins, and white Christmas lights and disco balls represent the glittering snow. Abstract photos are of a snow bank that Tallone shot on the East River in New York during a blizzard.
“Being able to style the mannequins and incorporate my photography, and with winter being somewhat of a beautiful and calm season, it all came together.”
Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/life/fashion-beauty/stylefile/6017637/story.html#ixzz1jv9yaCz3
