20世纪90年代和21世纪,法国摄影师雷蒙德•德帕顿(生于1942年)带着他的6x9视角相机多次往返于法国农村。用这位摄影师的话说:为农民拍摄照片和影片意味着进入他们的私人生活,并在多年的时间里建立信任关系。 通过这种对农业世界的探索,他拍摄了黑白照片,讲述了土地、人民、体力劳动、小农场的孤独和脆弱的故事,也描述了法国乡村的美丽。阳光下,幽静的山坡上的羊群和宽敞的古老小镇的场景与冬天同样的场景并列,在冬天,同样的小镇和山坡提供了新的对比,例如未被碰过的雪和被农民和他们几英尺外的牲畜搅动起来的黑土之间的对比。 During the 1990s and 2000s, French photographer Raymond Depardon (born 1942) crisscrossed rural France with his 6x9 view camera. In the photographer’s words:To photograph and film farmers means entering their private lives and creating relationships of trust over many years. From this exploration of the agricultural world, he made black-and-white photographs that tell the story of the land, the people, manual labor, the isolation and fragility of small farms, but also the beauty of the French countryside. Sunlit scenes of sheep on secluded hillsides and spacious old small towns are juxtaposed with the same scenes in wintertime where those same towns and hillsides offer up new contrasts such as between untouched snow and the dark earth agitated by farmers and their livestock just feet away. This work is published as a tribute to Raymond Depardon’s roots.
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