Author Archives: Gonzalo Bénard
![Small Town Inertia, an interview with Jim A Mortram Small Town Inertia, an interview with Jim A Mortram](/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Jim-A-Mortram-100x100.jpg)
Small Town Inertia, an interview with Jim A Mortram
Small Town Inertia is a long form social documentary and environmental portraiture series that I have been working upon for the last 3 years.
![Things, Winds and the emptiness without a void - Notes from a conversation with Jungjin Lee Things, Winds and the emptiness without a void - Notes from a conversation with Jungjin Lee](/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Jungjin_Lee_Thing04-13-100x100.jpg)
Things, Winds and the emptiness without a void – Notes from a conversation with Jungjin Lee
The empty space is more important than the photographed/represented object. Like the stage of a dance show.
![Interview with Dave Farnham Interview with Dave Farnham](/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/1Dave_Farnham-Toy_Soldiers_II1-100x100.jpg)
Interview with Dave Farnham
I have never had any training in traditional photography – I just know what I need to do to the camera to make my images appear.
![Oneness, by Gonzalo Bénard Oneness, by Gonzalo Bénard](/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Gonzalo_Benard-Uncaged_Nature-100x100.jpg)
Oneness, by Gonzalo Bénard
Gonzalo Bénard recreates nature in Oneness being himself animal-human-nature, in rituals and rites. In a hybrid life. In black and white.
![Apparitions, photography by Gérard Castello-Lopes Apparitions, photography by Gérard Castello-Lopes](/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/09Gerard_Castello_Lopes-100x100.jpg)
Apparitions, photography by Gérard Castello-Lopes
Son of the cinema and of the music, disciple of Cartier-Bresson, photographer Gérard Castello-Lopes brings himself out of the water to earth, through air, ending on fire. Scaring the crows while playing jazz.
![B Shot by a Stranger, by Gonzalo Bénard B Shot by a Stranger, by Gonzalo Bénard](/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Gonzalo-Benard_B-Shoot-by-a-Stranger01-100x100.jpg)
B Shot by a Stranger, by Gonzalo Bénard
Gonzalo Bénard description of B Shoot by a Stranger: portraits of lonely people he never met before, taken on Internet using a computer webcam.