> Mark -
>
> Not unless the Italian person speaks French. Here is a google translation:
>
> The end of the illustration?
>
> By Benjamin Martin-Tardivat Wednesday, January 23, 2008, 23:57
>
> It Tazio Secchiaroli, born in Rome in early 1950, ambiguous mixture,
> equal Arsene Lupin, it embodies the kind photographic sulphur, the
> paparazzo.
>
> (c) Tazio Secchiaroli
>
> With Lambretta, Rolleiflex and flash Braun, it revolutionized
> photography press and the press itself, pursuing the stars and members
> of the SOCIETY "JET", "PEOPLE" but almost.
>
> Photographs stolen? At first glance, meaningless. To give them, and
> give them a market value, they mate with stories where action
> Similarly, the fact of flashing people who are quick to defend itself,
> is the story. This is not record a scene which would be the witness,
> but to provoke altercations "false", "movement and scandal".
>
> (c) Tazio Secchiaroli
>
> After the shooting of LA DOLCE VITA, where Fellini, who borrowed
> several episodes with accounts of Tazio Secchiaroli, finally fixed the
> myth of the Via Veneto and the character of the paparazzo, it leaves
> the street and enters another myth of the Rome 50-60 years: the
> glorious CINECITTA studios, where he became a photographer plateau.
>
> He also served for twenty years the photographer of record of Sophia
> Loren, with whom he imagines false paparazzi scenes to feed the press
> that the actress retains its tranquillity?
>
> (c) Tazio Secchiaroli
>
>
> Eric Goldstein
>
> --
>
> On 4/22/08, Mark Rabiner <mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Maybe an Italian person can tell us what this is all about
>>
>> http://www.martintardivat.net/post/2008/01/17/LA-FIN-DE-LILLUSTRATION-PHOTOG
>> RAPHIQUE-2
>> Or
>> http://tinyurl.com/694bqo
>>
>>
>
I love Google Translations. They cheer me right up!
A shame Eugéne Ionesco the guy who wrote Rhinocéros did not live to
experince it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhinoceros_(play)
Mark William Rabiner
markrabiner.com
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