February 20, 2012
timothypetersen: The Private World of Ingmar Bergman Photography  Shephen Shore This is an amazing article - and a lovely set of photographs. It’s strange to see the intimate life of someone like Ingmar Bergman. It makes so much sense though - the spartan settings of his films are mirror images of the settings he dwelled in.    Also, I love the fact that he loved the Muppets and “rarely missed an episode of Sex and the City” - so unexpected! Makes him seem like less of the intense, brooding artist that his films paint him to be.

timothypetersen:

The Private World of Ingmar Bergman

Photography  Shephen Shore

This is an amazing article - and a lovely set of photographs. It’s strange to see the intimate life of someone like Ingmar Bergman. It makes so much sense though - the spartan settings of his films are mirror images of the settings he dwelled in.   

Also, I love the fact that he loved the Muppets and “rarely missed an episode of Sex and the City” - so unexpected! Makes him seem like less of the intense, brooding artist that his films paint him to be.

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    This is an amazing article - and a lovely set of photographs. It’s strange to see the intimate life
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    (Photos by Stephen Shore) “For 40 years, Ingmar Bergman lived, worked and found inspiration on the windswept Swedish...
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