About
“You don’t make a photograph just with a camera. You bring to the act of photography all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved.”
Ansel Adams
Few basic things about my background:
- Born in Romania in 1979, in Targu-Jiu, a rather small town known for also being the birth place of Constantin Brancusi, a modern Romanian sculptor
- Lived in a communist country until the age of 10, witnessed a live televised revolution (and the murder of a dictator) and survived a long transition period and 25 prime ministers 🙂
- Graduated sociology and comms
- Didn’t really travelled outside the country until I was 20 something (with the exception of a trip in post war Serbia when I was in high school)
- Worked in PR and journalism for over 10 years (7 in Dubai, UAE)
- Speaks fluently French, can easily follow conversations in Italian, Spanish
- Married to a Dane (finds it impossible to learn Danish)
- Lives in Dallas, Texas (for the time being)
- Loves reading, obsessed with Haruki Murakami and Amelie Nothomb
- Proud of: interviewing the royal family of Romania, including H.H. King Michael
- (Re-) Started photography: December 2013, while living in Dubai (I had encounters with photography on several occasions in my life before)
- Started this blog in August 2014, never thought I’d be so consistent
- My favorite subjects: I love photographing everything, but I have a particular interest in athletes. I also love photographing nature.
- Struggling with: staying focused
- The photo above was taken by my friend Maria A., in Dubai
If you have a thought, question or feedback, I’d love to hear from you. I am on Twitter (@ClaudiaCurici), Instagram (@ClaudiaCurici) and on email (claudia_curici@yahoo.com).
Be kind ❤
Claudia
PS I guess some of you will be interested to know what gear I am using. Here it is:
- Cameras: Fujifilm x100S / Fujifilm X-T1 /Nikon D5300 (my first camera)
- Lenses: XF 56mm, 1:1.2 / Nikkor, AF-S Micro, 40mm, 1:2.8G / Nikkor, AF-S 18-140mm 1:3.5-5.6G (my first lens)
- Processing: Lightroom
Hi there Claudia,
Thank you for taking the time to stop by by little corner of the blogosphere, and for the follow. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Have a great Weekend 🙂
Eddie
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Hi Ed, thanks for your kind message and for checking my humble blog, happy to discover beautiful Ireland through your lenses. Have a wonderful weekend too 🙂
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Hi Claudia. Nice to see your work on here. very inspiring. I love the travel stuff. we do have something in common. Love of photography and travel. I’m a food writer and food photographer but also passionate about travel. We also have in common being born in Eastern Europe. I’m from Poland and live in Canada. Here’s a link to my blog. have a browse. we can chat photography when ever you like. http://dragonfruitphotographyblog.com/
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Hi Agnes, I love your blog, photography and food 🙂 I’d love to stay in touch, either on Instagram, Twitter or email. Even on FB, although we have to figure out how to add each other since we both seem to have some privacy settings in place. Thanks for reading my blog 🙂
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Hi Claudia, thank you for stopping by my blog so I could discover yours 🙂 your work is really fresh and lively! I especially like your portrait shots! See you around the blogosphere! 🙂
All the best, Anna
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Hi Anna, thank you so much for feedback. Your stories (both images and words) are so beautiful,your blog is inspiring. Best regards 🙂
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I also think people that meet have something in common. Let show you something about my Bucharest: http://townoflovers.wordpress.com/
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I love Bucharest, I’ll keep following your photo stories 🙂
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I can’t belive how I discover your blog… by mistake. I was looking for some nice pictures and I’ve found you
I was speechless and I still can not find the right words… but I’m very pround that all these special pictures are done by you.
I took the chance to stop for a moment and and tried to remember old times and I realized that most of my memories are still alive even it has been more than 25 years since we first met (first class).
I will follow your blog, waiting new pictuctes and expericences
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Thank you for stopping by Storyteller. — Ray
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With pleasure Ray. I’m happy I discovered your blog.
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I found your link on the comment you made on Digital Photography School, got very intrigued by your photos and reading this page I realise you are even more intriguing! 😀 What an interesting person you are and I’m glad to have discovered your blog! And bonus point for being obsessed with Haruki Murakami!!!
Lots of love x
Helena
Life Through Me – Wonderchasing
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Hi Helena, you are so kind, thank you so much for checking my blog and leaving your comment, it means a lot. I’ll definitely follow your adventures and experiments 🙂
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You mentioned you are a photographer who finds it hard to stay focused. Isn’t it ironic? :o) I can totally relate! Nice site. I will visit often.
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Ha, I can see what you mean. 🙂 I used to think is a negative thing to be interested in too many things and not focus something in particular, but Elisabeth Gilbert has something really nice to say about people who are too curious, and I changed my mind :). You can find her speech somewhere on You Tube or a post on her FB page, in case you are curious 🙂
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Your photos are beautiful!
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Thank you so much Vanessa ❤
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