Small Linda McCartney Exhibition

[Rocky_Racoon]

By fluke I had the chance to see an exhibition of Linda McCartney photography in Ratzeburg (Northern Germany) when I was on holiday last week. Only some 30 pictures were shown at the Barlach Museum Ratzeburg.
There were kind of nice early sixty star pics showing Hendrix, The Who, the Stones, Simon and Garfunkel and, of course, the Beatles. Then some real beautiful "roadwork" photographs, mostly shot through car windows - great stuff. And some more experimental stuff, all very nice.

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Rocky didn't like that!

[FiendishThingie]

Very cool, Rocky!

I love her photos & it would be great to see them on display some place! Too bad I'm not in Northern Germany this year! http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/sad3.gif

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"Music always had a transcendental quality inasmuch as it reaches parts of you that you don't expect it to reach. And it can touch you in a way that you can't express. You can think that it hasn't reached you and years later you'll find it coming out." George Harrison

[Magill]

I've been meaning to pick up "Sixties", I think it's still in print..and get ahold of some used ones that are out of print. She was an amazing photographer, wasn't she? Certainly puts Yoko's work to shame! (Referring to that ghastly picture of John's bloody glasses)blah!

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Sorry if we hurt yer field, mister!

[FiendishThingie]

I have a few of Linda's books or MPL's calendars from the 70s! I LOVE to collect Linda's photography!

Keep looking! You never know when you may find her work out there!

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"Music always had a transcendental quality inasmuch as it reaches parts of you that you don't expect it to reach. And it can touch you in a way that you can't express. You can think that it hasn't reached you and years later you'll find it coming out." George Harrison

[Nerk Sister]

I've been fortunate enough to see both the Sixties exhibit and the Roadworks exhibit. Both were good, but of course, I prefered the Sixties one with its Beatle/Rock pictures. I still see the Sixties book in bookstores often. Its a great book, if anyone hasn't seen it they should give it a try.

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[lilsamharrison]

Does anyone know a good site for her pcitures? I'd love to see some!

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