viernes, 18 de noviembre de 2016

Post #6 Breaking Bad

My favourite serie  is Breaking Bad. Is an american television series. This series has five seasons. Breaking Bad has been praised  by critics.and is considered one of the best television series of all time. 

The series tells the story of Walter White (Brian Cranston), who is a teacher of chemistry. His laif change completely when is diagnosed of lung cancer.Walt needs to save the economic situation of his family. In a DAE raid organized by Hank Schrader (Dean Norris), his borther in law, Walt recognize an  ex student, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul),  who it contacts to produce and sell methanphetamine and recover his economic situation. But the approach to the drugs world and the contact with dealers and mafia man's radically change the personality of Walter becoming an unscrupulous man when it comes to getting what he wants.

In 2013 was launched a prequel of Breaking Bad called "Better Call Soul" where becomes profusely in the life of Saul Guldman, one of the important characters of Breaking Bad.

According to rumors, would come a sixth season. But i think it will not be as succsesful as the original. We will have to see it!

viernes, 11 de noviembre de 2016

Post #5: A potogrph you like

My favourite photograph is "Anna Akhmatova". Was taken by Joel Peter Witckin in France,1998. The photograph shows an arm perched on a clock, a bunch of grapes and a decapitated statue of the Venus de Milo. I like this composition because Joel Peter Witckin use differents pieces or cuts of nature stripped of their all. The harmony form was a way tath reinvents the concept of "classic" beauty. And while stresses the beauty of each piece of nature used. The use of black and white offers a darker or gloomy beauty.
I knoww this photograph and this photographer because I visit an exposition of him on Museo de Bellas Artes for a college work. Draws attention because it defines largely treated by the author themes.
Joel Peter Witckin is a great photographer and use exotic themed, you should see some exhibition...
There is nothing more to tell about this photograph, speaks for itself.