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Luiz Tripolli Origem: Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre. Saltar para a navegação Saltar para a pesquisa Luiz Tripolli Nome completo Luiz Claudio de Campos Tripoli Nascimento 14 de fevereiro de 1949 Rio de Janeiro, RJ Nacionalidade Brasileira Ocupação Fotógrafo e diretor publicitário Procurar imagens disponíveis Luiz Tripolli (Rio de Janeiro, 14 de fevereiro de 1949) é um fotógrafo e diretor de fotografia brasileiro.[1][2] Um dos pioneiros da fotografia de moda no Brasil, imortalizou a nudez da mulher brasileira em capas de revistas como Fairplay, Homem e Playboy.[3] Como autor, publicou os livros Quase Todos Meus Amores (2004), Arquivo Secreto (1973), Mulata (1977) e Meus olhos (1977).[4]

In the early 1970′s, while walking with a friend through a park in Tokyo, photographer Kohei Yoshiyuki noticed that young couples used the park as a space for intimate encounters in the belief that they are protected by the darkness of the night. Equipped with a small camera and Kodak’s infrared flashbulb, Yoshiyuki produced a series of photographs that captures the nightly performance in Tokyo’s parks. In this haunting series of photographs produced between 1971 and 1979 and simply called The Park, the couples, both straight and gay, become the unwitting actors in Yoshiyuki’s play. While The Park has attracted much controversy in 1979 when it was first exhibited and published as a book in Tokyo, it was nearly thirty years later, in 2007, that Yoshiyuki’s project received global acclaim resulting in exhibitions throughout the US and Europe.

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