
Flowers for Tim
Tim Hart, † 24 December 2009
It was not easy to say “Good Bye” to you, yesterday early morning.
And, even today it is hard to realize.
We will keep you in our heart.
Flowers for Tim
Tim Hart, † 24 December 2009 It was not easy to say “Good Bye” to you, yesterday early morning. And, even today it is hard to realize. We will keep you in our heart. Tim Hart
"The man in the picture is Tim Hart, musician, writer, photographer, and my husband. Since December 2008 we have known that he has Adenocarcinoma (lung cancer), which is inoperable. Unfortunately it was necessary to leave our house and our beloved island, La Gomera, and to find ourselves a small apartment in the English town of Reading.Although we are both feeling very homesick, we are grateful that Tim has found wonderful help in Reading’s Royal Berkshire Hospital. Of course doctors can’t just take away the disease. Self-responsibility is needed to conquer the illness and deal with all the side effects of chemo- and radiotherapy, especially the awful fatigue. We found lots of help from our friends and doctors on La Gomera, who advised Tim to seek treatment in England, and here in England we have been helped by the wonderful Macmillan Nurses, who have given us lots of advice on how to cope with cancer, as well as financial advice. It is also amazing how much patience and cooperation we get from the special cancer nurses and doctors in the hospital, who we have peppered with questions. We were recommended to the English website: ANY QUESTION ON ANY CANCER to get further information, which I can only further recommend. I also can recommend the special cancer forums in every language to share experiences, and where lots of personal help is given by people who have faced living with cancer for years. One thing is quite clear, cancer changes your life, and it is up to us how we start and live every day. Lots of love.
Tim Hart @ Wikipedia Tim died peacefully in the early morning of 24th December, 2009
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Fraction Magazine:
Two Way Lens has a new interview with
Oliver Weber that is
definitely worth the read.
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Two Way Lens - interviews with
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Marrakesch - Die Perle des Südens
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Text: Hauke Friederichs
Fotos: Oliver Weber
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Das Fotoshooting-Buch:
Menschen & Porträt
Galileo Design Verlag
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ca. 350 S., gebundene Ausgabe
ISBN 978-3-8362-1392-9
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June 2011
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Text: Alina Schadwinkel
Fotos: Oliver Weber

Oliver Weber
photographs 2004 - 2007
la gomera - havana - moscow
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ISBN: 978-3-88961-133-8
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Kulturbuch Verlag, Berlin (2007)
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Format: Hardcover
Size: 23 x 33 cm
Pages: 144
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more information
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The Art of Oliver Weber by Lidor Wyssocky " I admire a photographer who has the courage to stand in front of a person he just met and take an amazing portrait. I admire a photographer who captures moments in the life of people without being noticed, such that no one changes his behavior for the camera.Oliver Weber is such a photographer. His amazing works capture moments in the life of the people he photograph as if he is invisible. Behind each of his works there’s a story to find — a story carved in people’s expression, in their posture, and in the way they interact with their environment." |