Category: Portfolios & Galleries
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A Dozen Promising Photographers: The World Press Photo Master Class – NYTimes.com
A Dozen Promising Photographers No one told 12 of the world’s most promising photographers that photojournalism was dead, so they gathered to chart their futures. via Lens Blog: https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/18/a-dozen-promising-photographers/ By editing one another’s work, we become connected. We are all vulnerable. I have to trust people with my images. They have to trust me. We…
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Conscientious Extended | A Conversation with CPC 2010 Winner Oksana Yushko
Link: I currently live in Moscow. It’s a huge metropolis. Living here you get used to people, speed, vanity, the subway… Do you know that the subway is a whole individual city of people inside Moscow? And when you come to any village in the north of Russia, like Kenozero, you meet the silence. There,…
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Afghanistan's Agony – VII The Magazine
Link: In this report by Franco Pagetti we present an overview of the situation in Afghanistan as it stands today. It is obvious that much work lies ahead and that this war now heading to it’s tenth year is far from over.
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Best of 2010: Kendrick Brinson | Luceo Images
Link: Oddly enough, not one single image in this list of favorites are photos I shot while I was “working,” which wasn’t planned. That’s to say, no editor assigned me any of these shoots. That makes sense, though, because LUCEO is deeply rooted in personal work and that is always my top priority.
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Best of 2010: David Walter Banks | Luceo Images
Link: My assignment work has taught me so much this year, but nothing more so than the fact that I love meeting and spending time with people whom I would have no reason to ever interact with were it not for this passion for shooting photographs. No matter what our differences may be, I have…
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Unhurt by Two Mines, but Not Untouched: Damon Winter's Close Call in Afghanistan – NYTimes.com
Unhurt by Two Mines, but Not Untouched In the middle of photographing for the “Year at War” series, Damon Winter was confronted by choices that could have made the difference between life or death. via Lens Blog: https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/12/27/unhurt-by-two-mines-but-not-untouched/ It was probably the toughest situation I’ve ever been in as a photographer. When the first mine…
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Art & Photography: Baudouin | Feature Shoot
Link: He studied the work of his mentors, immersing himself in their universe and techniques, his bedroom walls lined with compositions by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Martin Parr’s color photography and witty images by Elliott Erwitt. Baudouin honed his style; on returning to Paris, he began specializing in color portraits. This work is from his series, ‘I…
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Best of 2010 (whatever that means) | Luceo Images
Link: Righthaven, the Las Vegas copyright troll formed this spring, has moved beyond lawsuits over newspaper articles and begun targeting websites for the unauthorized reposting of images. First up, more than a dozen infringement lawsuits concerning the so-called Vdara “death ray.”
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Art & Photography: Jim Kazanjian | Feature Shoot
Link: Jim Kazanjian received his MFA from the Art Center College of Design in ‘92. His BFA was completed at the Kansas City Art Institute in ‘90. He has worked professionally as a commercial CGI artist for the past 18 years in television and game production. Various clients he has collaborated with include: Nike, Adidas,…
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Best of 2010: Kevin German | Luceo Images
Link: This has been an exceptionally emotional year. Love was lost and new friends were found. People died, but they were replaced with the first breath of birth. I made mistakes and I succeeded. I sinned and was forgiven. I cried and I laughed.
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Sarah Caron by Michel Puech | La Lettre de la Photographie
Link: Sarah Caron published two books about Pakistan in 2010. « Pakistan, land of the pure », a small book full of major pictures and « Pakistan à vif » (Pakistan on the edge), a long photo essay about about a country that frightens and fascinates. The result of multiple trips for this photographer
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M. Scott Brauer’s 2010 Year in Pictures | dvafoto
Link: 2010 ended in utter disaster: car wrecks, camera wrecks, personal wrecks. Photographically, I’ve never had a better year. There were publications, exhibitions, and awards throughout the year, and they’re continuing through the beginning of 2011.
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A Moment With Larry Fink – NYTimes.com
Link: The moment that we have is the only moment we will ever have, insofar as it is fleeting. Every breath counts. So does every moment and perception. It’s a way to be alive. I am involved with the idea of reaching deeply into the pulsing matter of what it means to be alive and…
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Nadav Kander by Thomas Erber | La Lettre de la Photographie
Link: Nadav Kander is exhibiting together with Robert Polidori at Camera Work in Berlin. For La Lettre, Thomas Erber talked to him about his award winning series Yangtze – The Long River and the importance of exhibiting.
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Cairo Photographer Sees Hope in Turmoil: Scott Nelson Tells What It's Like – NYTimes.com
Cairo Photographer Sees Hope in Turmoil Scott Nelson, who has been in Cairo for a decade, finds reason for very cautious optimism in the events that have upended his adopted home. via Lens Blog: https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/30/cairo-photographer-sees-hope-in-turmoil/ Scott Nelson, 40, is a freelance photographer who works regularly for The New York Times. He’s from Denver but has…
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Martin Bureau from Tunisia | La Lettre de la Photographie
Link: His father, Henri Bureau, is a photojournalistic legend. For more than twenty years, he has shared that passion with his son, Martin. Martin now works for the AFP. In the new serie in La Lettre, ”Sons and daughters of…” – where we introduce you to a second generation photographers, he provides us with his…
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2010 – Part 4 of 4 – Postcards – The Golden Hour
Link: I was especially interested in this discussion because an old colleague of Scott and mine, Daniel Etter, recently completed an embed himself with a US Medevac unit and worked on his story Medevac, which we are also featuring in this post. I thought to ask him what his view was on the current hubbub,…
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Cairo Photographer Sees Hope in Turmoil: Scott Nelson Tells What It's Like – NYTimes.com
Cairo Photographer Sees Hope in Turmoil Scott Nelson, who has been in Cairo for a decade, finds reason for very cautious optimism in the events that have upended his adopted home. via Lens Blog: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/30/cairo-photographer-sees-hope-in-turmoil/ Scott Nelson, 40, is a freelance photographer who works regularly for The New York Times. He’s from Denver but has…