April 2, 2009

Gilbert Garcin

Enjoy the wonderful mixed up world of Gilbert Garcin. He's sort of a surrealist Reni Burri.(via Yijun Liao's blog)

posted at 08:34 AM by raul

Filed under: photographers

TAGS: french photography (10) surrealism (1)

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