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Music video of High Hopes by Pink Floyd... not only great scenes, also subtle camera movements and tilts...
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o.O. the fact that i smoke pot equals not with i like hippy shit...
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This stuff changed me forever.
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Hardcore Iphone Photography
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I have some cameraphone shots in the pool... maybe a a reaction to all this MF mallarky we should rebell and shoot crappy format :P
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I'm surprised at the quality he's able to pull from the iphone. I wonder how he's able to shoot RAW with it. I'll give it a try too... might add a bit more fun into the process...
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by Erasmus Schroter
as seen at the International Photo Festival Noorderlicht 2008: "Behind Walls" (Eastern Europe before and beyond 1989)
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the new canon 5D MkII shoots videos..
holy fuck...
www.usa.canon.com/dlc/controller?act=GetArticleAct&ar...
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Vincent Laforet has made a film with one. I think he's in love.
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@freudus - the link i posted is vincent's movie. IMHO the movie he made sucks, but it's an interesting link to see the technical capabilities of the camera.
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oh - that'll teach me to click on links before posting. god-awful film, yeah, but it looks like an incredible machine.
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some thoughts on composition
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“Every time I get a script it's a matter of trying to know what I could do with it. I see colors, imagery. It has to have a smell. It's like falling in love. You can't give a reason why.”
Paul Newman, died yesterday at age 83.
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with pale blue eyes, and health assurance. immortal, anyhow.
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gizmodo.com/5056848/giant-photography-captures-landscape+...
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that's pretty cool
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pH [浪人] [deleted] says:
White Nights by Donald Weber
(he's the guy that shot "Bastard Eden", check that, too if you haven't)
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I like the part where he crawls out of the camera in his light trap thing :) Re: Mark's post
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Yeah I thought it was really cool that he can get inside his camera.
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Photographer fined for "unchivalrous" photo of a woman pissed as a newt
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/7651107.stm
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Thanks Briggate - Hard to imagine why pressing a shutter could be deemed to be a 'breach of the peace'. I wish he hadn't pleaded guilty to this ridiculous charge.
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Lloyd this is shocking, the guy was not breaking any laws, he should sack his solicitor and appeal
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Lloyd that story has really got my back up. I know the area and the time was just about the time that binge drinking shows its ugly head.
lack of chivalry is not a crime, it's called middle of the frequency distribution of the human curve..
i wouldn't have taken the shot as i'm not interested in those kinds of shots, but i never want to hear public shots are penalised....
i'm going to think about this and see if there is anything i can do to prevent this precedence from cementing in my own back yard... any ideas are welcome...
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NYT "on the street" series. The latest one, about lace, has some good stuff in it. Shoot, where I live, it would take me 5 years to photograph ten people on the street wearing lace. query.nytimes.com/search/query?query="on+the+street&...
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Herman van den Boom
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Most excellent.
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pH [浪人] [deleted] says:
camera phone from the surgery bed
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Michael David Murphy is having a show...
I really dig this series
sohelpme.us/pics/index.shtml
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www.gsmd.ac.uk/fileadmin/user_upload/files/Marketing_flye...
Saw this play, Stanley, the other night..wonderful play, and a brilliant portrayal by the leading actor... definitely worth seeing.. it's still going around my head!
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I have just come across a nice set of images "Remains" of Sasha Rudensky.
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Stumbled across these and thought I might share them after the recent underwater pics in the pool...
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Top, Art Shay; bottom, Thomas Hoepker/Magnum Photo
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www.time.com/time/photoessays/2008/obama_klein_multimedia/
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Meyerowitz
From 'Wild Flowers'.
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that's an awesome visual trick.
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agree
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that is just stunning. wow
anyway - i came by to share this (if the link works), by Stefano Unterthiner.
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is this a real photograph? could be a Pixar monkey
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Matt Herron, 1965.
A mississippi cop wrests an American flag from a small black boy, having already confiscated his 'no more police brutality' placard.
And soon America will have a black president. A lot changes in 43 years.
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13 photographs that changed the world!
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Correctional officer comforting inmate during a psychotic episode
Jenn Ackerman
www.jennackerman.com/project/trapped-mental-illness-in-am...
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Alexander Nowak
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By Ghada Khun
in Cuba Revisited
www.ghadakhunji.com/cubaRev1.php
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- Lars Tunbjork
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oof. see, colour does black and white even better than black & white film...
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hah, hadn't thought of that, it was already colorful for me... tunbjork is full of food for thought...
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQZNkzP4kYw
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amazing shot that Joni
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www.stillsgallery.com.au/artists/parke/index.php?obj_id=f...
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club.photo-element.ru/albums/displayimage.php?pos=-42803
Edit: not quite workplace safe
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Bruce Gilden's on his (famous) Yakuza shot.
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ben, thanks for sharing that one. Is it trent park?
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yup.
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Trent's whole Christmas Tree Bucket series is wierd. It has a lurid, nightmarish quality.
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Lurid and nightmarish are pretty good adjectives for the Christmas of my experience.
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(sorry about the crappy caption on the jpg)
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I got that Los Alamos book in the mail last week. Pretty disappointing on the first few views. There are a few exceptional images like the one above but I think it suffers badly from under-editing. Might try a book of some later work next time.
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under editing as in too many images?
the thing about egglestons work is i seem to go back to photographs i first went by carelessly and then find more enjoyment out of them. Such beautiful color combinations.
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Web 2.0 & Slum 1.0
wow. awful.
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a note on eggleston's editing..
he rarely did it himself and always brought in outside help to edit.. to him, all his photographs were equal with none being more important than the next...
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Can somebody out there make an animated gif of a dude blasting a shotgun into a barrel full of fish?
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@james: Not sure if I can put my finger on it. I don't think there are too many images. The sequencing just feels like a bit of a mess. The good images are really really good but they kind of drown out the lesser images. I'm not saying I''d prefer a greatest hits type book but it's like the lesser images don't really fit in a way that allows breathing space between the ones with the most impact... or something. I dunno. I'll probably like a completely different set of images from it in a months time :)
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From Metropolis.
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www.egglestontrust.com/videos/grandest_time.mov
from Stranded In Canton
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People were talking about shooting in museums a few days ago. I just ran into this series by Matthew pillsbury:
www.matthewpillsbury.com/museumhours.html
Not sure how to classify it, kind of like Hiroshi Sugimoto or maybe Steve Harper (and I'm sure others).
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so, for all you office-mices:
by www.janbanning.nl/english.html
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remember, Los Alamos was originally intended to have thousands of images in about 20 volumes.
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sven johne
sorry for spaming the thread, but i´m enthusiastic about that guy. unfortunately i was not able to find a site where i can link to, so you´ve got to trust me. check his "ship cancellation", the "grossmeister der täuschung" and everything else. he´s truely much better than i can show.
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I just noticed the Filippo Minelli pic "Web 2.0 + Slum 1.0". Granted he's not subtle but at least he's doing something. Here are a couple of other items from his website that will maybe speak to this group a bit more than the flickr image:
Sorry, I couldn't resist. :)
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Glyndebourne, 1967 - Tony Ray-Jones
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Ray Metzker, thanks to local man
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www.justinpartyka.com/main.php
worth looking at "east anglians" and "saskatchewan"
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thanks, benny
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sine van menxel
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After looking at the Doug Dubois photos, I decided to instruct my familly not to smile in the family photos. Quote that at will.
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via the stupid photographer:
www.maryellenmark.com/frames/falkland.html
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bushbash.flashgressive.de/
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Subotzky
If you're in New York, at the Moma until the 5th
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theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer...
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"Bob, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Intent is lovely but in photography - as in the rest of life - only the results count. I’m sure Katharina’s intent was and is good. I don’t have any stupid problems with her intent. I have a very serious problem with the result."
source
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Hey... just 'cause it's funny doesn't make it any less art. Neither does it matter that clay is a friend... this is genius.
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Tony Hancock as documentary photographer:
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykh4ETgB6kE
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Found on The Smoking Gun:
"A Montgomery (Ala.) Sheriff's Department booking photo of The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. taken Feb 22, 1956, with the words ''Dead and the date of 4-4-68'' scrolled on it, is shown Friday, July 23, 2004, in Montgomery, Ala. Dozens of photographs from the civil rights-era were recently discovered in a storage room used by the Montgomery County Sheriff's office. Chief Deputy Derrick Cunningham said he was performing some house cleaning duties when he found a photo-album containing well-preserved mug shots of protesters who were arrested during the Montgomery bus boycott in 1956. (AP Photo/Montgomery County (Ala.) Sheriff's office)"
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Pierrot's Tanzlied from Die Tote Stadt by Erich Korngold. Sung by Thomas Hampson.
Such beautiful music...
oh, and my claim to fame (me with Tom):
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From Me A Family Album
Photographer: Rivkah Young
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Somebody here recently posted a link to the AmericanSuburbX site. I just noticed it has a posting of Mark Durden's intview with John Szarkowski. The interview seems to have been done in 2006, the year before Szarkowski died. Maybe you all have seen it before but it's new to me.
Relevant to this group are some comments Szarkowski makes about Winogrand, Eggleston and Friedlander and other photographers, and about snapshots and vernacular photography. Here's the link:
www.americansuburbx.com/2009/01/theory-eyes-wide-open-int...
There's an interesting article about Szarkowski as well as Newhall and Steichen as directors of MoMA's photography department, Christopher Phillips, 'The judgment Seat of Photography', October, Fall 1982, which I encountered in this anthology:
www.amazon.com/Contest-Meaning-Critical-Histories-Photogr...
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Why selection matters? because in many ways selection enables creativity. To be creative you need to push, you need to go beyond boundaries, and most times trying to be creative leads to crap, work that is average at best. But after trying a “million” times, some gems are created. And here it comes a key step in creativity - only if you are able to eliminate the “average” you can reveal the good work.
So creativity in art and in photography is about trying a million times and select, select and select.
The photographer has to eliminate from the portfolio all but the extraordinary images, and the galleries have to curate all but the extraordinary of the extraordinary. All you are left with is an small percentage of the work that is being produced. So, when we awe about the creativity of great photographers, we indeed awe on their ability to eliminate the crap, put aside the good and only show the excellence.
The process of creativity is a process of selection.
exposurecompensation.com/2009/01/11/the-process-of-select...
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John: "The proof sheet containing the famous picture of the crippled beggar at the American Legion Convention includes three or four other pictures--never printed by Winogrand--that most photographers would count among their prizes."
That makes me curious, hah.
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Xenia in the Playground (Russia 2003), Michal Chelbin,
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www.flickr.com/photos/32345496@N03/sets/72157612319891701/
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uk.youtube.com/watch?v=M1eDzz5fKio
Stranded in Canton by William Eggleston. Black and white infrared video shot by Eggleston. If you thought that his photography was trippy... well... these art forms must be developed... these art forms must be developed!
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From RangeFinderForum: "Gary Winogrand was my upstairs neighbor during my youth, and my mother used some of his discarded prints for garden club posters. They somehow survived and here they are."
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It's portraiture, but it is interesting:
Obama's people project at the NY Times:
www.nytimes.com/packages/html/magazine/2009-inauguration-...
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@ Mort* - ha!... we're thinking along the same lines. I just stuck that up on the wall at work.
But then again, I work in advertising, where we need all the help we can to justify our thievery (and our livelihoods come to think about it)... ;)
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garry winogrand "public relations"
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"people are more interested in taking photos of something they're witnessing than actually, you know, witnessing it."
i.gizmodo.com/5136176/the-youth-ball-welcomes-obama-with-...
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nvsbl: I'd love to reshoot #3
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ha! i felt exactly the same when i first saw it
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