I was not planning to publish nothing today. I just had to go to a meeting and to the supermarket but my girlfriend told me to take the polaroid and you will not believe who I saw!!! Stefano Pilati, creative director at Yves Saint-Laurent. I swear it!!! I had a chance to ask him to pose for a polaroid and he kindly accepted my request! He was looking great but guess what happened?! Nothing!!!
I was standing there... and the camera was stuck! I apologized and he left...
I could not belive what happened and started to look around the camera... open, close.. open again... close.. and *FLASH* in my face! The picture came out!
But my readers teached me... it is art! I planned it! Perhaps one day people will look at this picture and say: "Antonio was a freaking genius!" And I will be rich and famous! :)
So I'm opening now the auction! The biddings for this masterpiece start with 1 euro!
(I have the feeling that my blog is becoming a comedy sitcom!)
I hope to see everybody tomorrow at the shows!
J'adore!!!
ReplyDeleteSo frustrating! But charming and hilarious at the same time, this made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteHaha lucky you. Even though the picture's not really what you expected I'm pretty sure you'll remember why this polaroid is like that ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd enjoy the shows, I cannot be there to have a glance at the atmosphere this time, unfortunately... but enjoying fashion weeks via internet is better than nothing!
Oh how sad, maybe next time ;)
ReplyDeletedon't worry it almost looks like Stefano Pilati:):)
ReplyDeletebtw, it will be the art of the future and you will be the first artist of this kind of art!! oohhh what a good idea!! :D a new trend will crash into our life :D
i actually thought you did this on purpose haha well at least the photo has a great story behind it!
ReplyDeleteyes yes...i see the beard a bit over there...hehehehe. i bid £1 from London so technically that makes me the higest bidder ;-)
ReplyDeleteomg that's so funny!! :)
ReplyDeletexoxo
natalieoffduty.blogspot.com
Haha, you are so funny! I'm sorry the picture didn't come out as planned; but we all know (already) that you are a genius! <3
ReplyDeleteGAHHHHH!!! Technical difficulties ruin my life, too.
ReplyDeleteohh thats brutal! at least, like everyone else said, you got to see/meet him!
ReplyDeletelove your "art"! haha
Hah, I kinda love your blog. And your polaroids of nothing - to pass it off as TRUE 'art' you're going to have to start spewing pretentious babble about what the photo represents.
ReplyDeleteoh how unfortunate.
ReplyDeletethe picture turned out interesting though ... it has a good story behind!
Which damage maybe This was not intended
ReplyDeleteI love your positivity! And you run into just about the most amazing people in the world-first charlotte now stefano. Send my love to them both xo
ReplyDeleteHahahahahaha...que ódio! Fora a vergonha, né? Beijo!
ReplyDeleteJe paye 1 real lol.
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I adore your blog! so happy I came across it. this story is so endearing. It is something that would definitely happen to me. alas, such is life. but you have a beautiful abstract image now and a fabulous and inspiring story to go along with it. thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhy bother putting film in any more? I love your stories of the failed shots, they're so good x.
ReplyDeleteOh no! Oh well - it still made a pretty cool shot :-)
ReplyDeletewhat a bugger! but i love how you have relayed your story, you'll get your chance again with stefano, you can count on it! Hx
ReplyDeleteThis might be a bit weird thing to say, but this photo is so nice, it is pure awesomeness. I exspecially love the left corner witch looks like little worms have been eating your polaroid.
ReplyDeleteAnd for art I must say that the best art happens by accident. Actualy you can't plan art at all it is ideas and ideas aren't planned. Acsidental art rules!
Ruhvana
how charming; I like this photo, and I like the way you write about the story behind it.
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