HCB's FB account

[Gabriel M.A.]

Evidently HCB is keeping up, what next Twitter? His M8 shots?

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=117792&id=43236555036#/pages/Henri-Cartier-Bresson/43236555036

It's a Fan Page. Facebook users can tell a Fan Page from a User's Page.

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

Also, please don't confuse RFF with an actual Wikipedia page. I know both have information, and both are on the Internet, but they are certainly not the same. 😉

 

[JohnTF]

Also, please don't confuse RFF with an actual Wikipedia page. I know both have information, and both are on the Internet, but they are certainly not the same. 😉

According to Snopes, Wikipedia owns RFF, and Camera Quest is simply their supplier of good stuff. ;-)

I just saw it as funny the way it was posted, and perhaps a few others did as well. I also figured some would like to visit the page, seems to have some good collections in "his" albums.

I have also heard that Snopes is right, most of the time.

All kinds of pages on FB, many are set up as information centers with no membership requirements. Some here, of a science bent, might like Jearl Walker's page, with links to his "Flying Circus of Physics Pages".

Regards, John

 

[Roger Vadim]

wow !
32.685 fans


This HCB guy really is popular ... Not bad for an ancient photographer.

No I am not jealous.

 

[JohnTF]

wow !
32.685 fans


This HCB guy really is popular ... Not bad for an ancient photographer.

No I am not jealous.

You still have certain advantages though, am not sure I am ready to swap positions. Morrison has lots of good looking women visiting him at Pere Lachaise and a party every night. ;-)

 

[JohnTF]

Am getting posts on my wall, in Greek no less, and another from the Foundation.

 

[itf]

If HCB was alive today he'd be spinning in his grave.

but only if he was buried alive, I suppose.

 

[JohnTF]

It's strange world where a 'fan' can publish someone else's work.

I know what you mean, suppose intent is the word here, the Foundation seems to be involved though.

Compared with what some send on FB, his "posts" are more thoughtful. ;-)

Regards, John