The blog of The Associated Press
Link: http://blog.ap.org/2015/02/20/ap-marks-70th-anniversary-of-famous-iwo-jima-photo/
In this 1998 interview from the AP Corporate Archives, Rosenthal describes the sequence of events that led to his photograph. (Rosenthal is being interviewed by Hal Buell, a longtime photo director who spent more than 40 years with AP.)
Garry Winogrand was one of the most notable and prolific American street photographers of the 20th century. He is known for capturing a vast record of
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/22/garry-winogrand-talks-to-university-students-about-photography-in-1977/
In 1977, Winogrand was invited to speak to Rice Students about photography. Over the course of two hours, the photographer answered all kinds of questions and discussed a wide range of topics regarding photography, his work, and his thoughts.
The tables have turned and nobody is safe. Usually the people behind the camera get to laugh at the misfortune of others but not this time… Watch some of our favorite Poor Camera Guy fails and the next time you record your friends making bad decisions, watch out
Time-lapse photographer Rob Whitworth has taken the idea of hyperlapses to the next level with his latest video, “Dubai Flow Motion” (shown above). It
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/16/flow-motion-time-lapse-dubai-insane/
Time-lapse photographer Rob Whitworth has taken the idea of hyperlapses to the next level with his latest video, “Dubai Flow Motion”
NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory began observing the sun on February 11, 2010, capturing more than a photo per second for 24 hours a day since then. The
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NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory began observing the sun on February 11, 2010, capturing more than a photo per second for 24 hours a day since then. The 200+ million photos and 2,600 terabytes of data captured provide a “unprecedentedly clear picture” of what happens on the surface.
The 3.5-minute music video above was captured in a span of 5 seconds. French filmmaker Guillaume Panariello tells us he did this “shortest shoot ever”
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/10/3-5-minute-music-video-shot-5-seconds-1000fps-high-speed-camera/
The 3.5-minute music video above was captured in a span of 5 seconds. French filmmaker Guillaume Panariello tells us he did this “shortest shoot ever” using a Phantom 4K camera snapping 1000 frames per second. When slowed down, those 5 seconds of real time turn into three-and-a-half minutes of slow-mo craziness. The song is “Unconditional Rebel” by Siska.
Back in 1966, renowned photographer Jay Maisel purchased a giant 6-floor, 35,000-square-foot, 72-room building at 190 Bowery in Manhattan for $102,000.
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/09/glimpse-inside-photo-palace-photographer-jay-maisel-just-sold-55-million/
If you’re wondering what the building is like on the inside, video production company Digital Destinations recently released a video tour of the home
Markus Andersen doggedly pursues not merely cool images but great images. Sydney, Australia is his canvas – he calls it the belly of the beast. His art practice encompasses documentary, street and conceptual bodies of work using analogue 35mm, 120 film an
via Leica Rumors: http://leicarumors.com/2015/02/06/belly-of-the-beast-video.aspx/
Markus Andersen doggedly pursues not merely cool images but great images. Sydney, Australia is his canvas – he calls it the belly of the beast. His art practice encompasses documentary, street and conceptual bodies of work using analogue 35mm, 120 film and the iPhone as his capture mediums.This video shows the thinking behind the artist’s work, which has been exhibited in New York, Paris, Istanbul, Toronto, Sydney and the United Kingdom.
TIME contract photographer James Nachtwey has spent the last 30 years on the frontlines
via Time: http://time.com/3693061/james-nachtwey-receives-lifetime-achievement-award/
Watch the TIME photographer’s moving acceptance speech as he receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Magazine Editors
HB Nam, known as Nam in the international fashion world, is one of the leading photographers in street fashion photography. He works with the likes of ELLE France, Grazia Italy, GQ Japan, Vogue Japan and Style.com.
Here’s a 4.5-minute profile of street photographer Travis Jensen, a man who documents life on the sidewalks of San Francisco. It’s a look at how Jensen
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2015/02/01/shooting-streets-sf-photographer-travis-jensen/
Here’s a 4.5-minute profile of street photographer Travis Jensen, a man who documents life on the sidewalks of San Francisco. It’s a look at how Jensen approaches his photography and people on the streets
You can watch the “Pen, Brush and Camera” full length documentary (1998) about Henri Cartier-Bresson on YouTube: Related posts: Henri Cartier-Bresson: “The Impassioned Eye” documentary Remembering Henri Cartier-Bresson Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Ce
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You can watch the “Pen, Brush and Camera” full length documentary (1998) about Henri Cartier-Bresson on YouTube:
Jay Maisel on How to Be a Better Photographer from PDNOnline on Vimeo. Based on the lessons he’s taught to photography students over the past five years at PhotoPlus Expo and elsewhere, legendary photographer Jay Maisel recently published Light, Gesture &
via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.pdnonline.com/2015/01/pdn-video-jay-maisel-better-street-photographer.html
soon, we will see the creation of a much needed CVO, Chief Visual Officer ( or variation thereof). The role of the CVO will be to oversee and manage all images ( and video) activities across a brand so that there is consistency. In other word, managing the brand’s visual identity across all mediums
For PDN’s January 2015 print edition, we spoke with photographer Matt Black about the photo essay he made for The New Yorker about the drought in California’s Central Valley. Black, who lives in Exeter, California, has been documenting the valley—which pr
via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.pdnonline.com/2015/01/pdn-video-pick-ed-kashi-matt-blacks-california-paradise-burning.html
Kashi proposed that he would shoot motion, and Black would shoot stills, and Johnson was quickly on board. Sky Dylan-Robbins, a video producer at The New Yorker, would edit their work into the 7-minute video that ran on newyorker.com.
celluloid appears to be making a comeback
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As you will see in the video above, Kathy Ryan, New York Times Magazine, and I are long time friends. We met teaching together at the Eddie Adams Workshop way back at the beginning. Hmmm, maybe 25…
via burn magazine: http://www.burnmagazine.org/essays/2014/12/kathy-ryan-talks-about-her-new-book-office-romance/
As you will see in the video above, Kathy Ryan, New York Times Magazine, and I are long time friends. We met teaching together at the Eddie Adams Workshop way back at the beginning. Hmmm, maybe 25 years ago. I have no real sense of time. Anyway Kathy is a gem. Known forever as a picture editor, now turned photographer, now with a published book, and still Director of Photography at the NYTimes Magazine. Kathy became a photographer because of Instagram. Literally.
Ryan Freeman has been creating a short film series called The Guild, which features interviews with some of the “creative minds of our time.” The video
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This video features photographer Jakob de Boer — a guy who also tests prototypes for Leica and Adobe — talking about his creative process and relationship to photography. “My advice to people is to walk softly but speak loudly with your art,” he says
On this very special episode, legendary photojournalist David Burnett joins Robert Caplin in our first video podcast, recorded live in NYC.
via The Photo Brigade: http://thephotobrigade.com/2014/12/podcast-55-with-david-burnett/
On this very special episode, legendary photojournalist David Burnett joins me in our first Video podcast, recorded live at Adorama in NYC. David and I talk about everything from getting his start in photography in high school, his first time being published in Time Magazine, his time in Iran, Vietnam, his relationship and access to Bob Marley, business of photography, and so much more. This is one you don’t want to miss. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of The Photo Brigade Podcast!
Here’s a short, inspiring video profile of Brooklyn-based street photographer Andre D. Wagner. We’re offered a glimpse into Wagner’s mind as he talks
via PetaPixel: http://petapixel.com/2014/12/19/brooklyn-street-photographer-andre-d-wagner-talks-us-photographic-process/
Here’s a short, inspiring video profile of Brooklyn-based street photographer Andre D. Wagner. We’re offered a glimpse into Wagner’s mind as he talks about his process for creating images, from how he approaches photographing people on sidewalks with a Leica 35mm film rangefinder to his love of making photos with his hands in his darkroom.