Hey folks, there is a cool documentary short on Trevor Christensen’s #NudePortraits project
Category: Video & Multimedia
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A Short Film on Photography Featuring Juergen Teller, Petra Collins, Nobuyoshi Araki, and Arne Svenson – Feature Shoot
For Reely and Truly, London-based photographer Tyrone Lebon pays tribute to the medium by tracking down and interviewing dozens of artists and photojournalists, including Juergen Teller, Petra Collins, Nobuyoshi Araki, and Arne Svenson. Tracing a non-linear narrative, the film moves in hallucinatory frames from one photographer to the next, their disparate lives threaded together by recorded conversations between the filmmaker and his father, fashion photographer Mark Lebon.
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Words of Wisdom for Photographers by Renowned Photojournalist Steve McCurry
Words of Wisdom for Photographers by Renowned Photojournalist Steve McCurry
Last month, we shared a popular video in which photojournalist Steve McCurry talked about the danger of focusing on your destination so much that you miss
via PetaPixel: https://petapixel.com/2015/01/26/words-wisdom-photographers-renowned-photojournalist-steve-mccurry/
a series of videos in which McCurry shares wisdom he has learned over the decades of traveling the world and hunting for photos that will be remembered
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Video Pick: Chris Jordan’s “Midway,” on Beauty in Environmental Activism
Chris Jordan, the photographer and conservationist, has spent his career exploring the harmful consequences of our thoughtless consumption and the pollution we create, while also making images that are often eerily beautiful. At the Society for Photographic Education (SPE) National Conference in New Orleans on March 13, he showed a trailer and clips from “Midway,” inspired by his years photographing the albatrosses of the Midway Atoll, located in the north Pacific 2000 miles from the nearest continent. Jordan and a film crew have documented the birds mating, laying eggs, and also dying as a result of having consumed plastic garbage from the ocean. Many choke to death, gasping for air on the shore; others die from toxicity or from starvation when their stomachs become full of indigestible materials.
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Ninety Days in Ninety Seconds—A Photographer’s Journey in the Blink of an Eye | PROOF
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90 Days in 90 Seconds: Follow a National Geographic Photographer
90 Days in 90 Seconds: Follow a National Geographic Photographer
Want to experience the life of a National Geographic photographer? While on assignment for the magazine, photographer David Guttenfelder shot one second
via PetaPixel: https://petapixel.com/2015/07/14/90-days-in-90-seconds-follow-a-national-geographic-photographer/
Want to experience the life of a National Geographic photographer? While on assignment for the magazine, photographer David Guttenfelder shot one second of video per day over 90 days. Those tiny clips were then combined into the 90-second video above.
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This Week in New Media | A Photo Editor
This Week in New Media
by Jonathan Blaustein It’s the beginning of October. The leaves on our Aspen trees are about to turn gold. My son, aligned with their calendar, will turn 8 the same week. Things change, but c…
via A Photo Editor: https://aphotoeditor.com/2015/10/02/this-week-in-new-media/
I received an email from a regular reader, Brandon Tauszik, based in California. He wanted me to look at a photo project that he’d done, in the form of animated GIFs. African-American barbers shops in Oakland, to be specific.
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Paris Terror Attacks: Bataclan Firefight Caught on Video
Terrifying Footage of Paris Firefight Caught on Video
Photographer captured standoff between cops and attackers with his iPhone
via Time: https://time.com/4113157/paris-attack-bataclan-firefight-video/
Patrick Zachmann of Magnum Photos was on Republique Square in the center of Paris when he saw police cars and fire trucks speed by. “I knew something was strange,” he tells TIME in an interview. “I immediately thought of a terrorist attack.”
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Can a photograph change the world? – CNN.com
Can a photograph change the world? | CNN
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour talks to photojournalists featured in “Conflict,” an online series that looks at the role of photographers in conflict zones.
via CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2015/11/25/world/amanpour-photographs-conflict/index.html
New online miniseries “Conflict” explores role of photojournalists in conflict zones
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San Francisco Through the Lens of Travis Jensen
San Francisco Through the Lens of Travis Jensen
Here’s a 6-minute video by Green Label that focuses on the work of Travis Jensen, the San Francisco (and LA) based street photographer that we also
via PetaPixel: https://petapixel.com/2015/12/08/san-francisco-through-the-lens-of-travis-jensen/
Here’s a 6-minute video by Green Label that focuses on the work of Travis Jensen, the San Francisco (and LA) based street photographer
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Artist Took a Selfie Every Hour for an Entire Year
Juxtapoz Magazine – Artist Took a Selfie Every Hour for an Entire Year
In 1980 Teching Hsieh took a self-portrait every hour on the hour for an entire year. In 1980 Teching Hsieh, who is known for his long-term performanc…
Link: https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/photography/artist-took-a-selfie-every-hour-for-an-entire-year/
In 1980 Teching Hsieh, who is known for his long-term performances and immersive projects, took a self-portrait every hour on the hour for an entire year. This short film by Versus captures the essence of Hsieh’s One Year Performance 1980–1981 (Time Clock Piece).
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Duterte’s War on Drugs Through a Local Photographer’s Eyes – The New York Times
Duterte’s War on Drugs Through a Local Photographer’s Eyes
Since taking office on June 30, Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has made it open season on drug dealers and users, whose killings have been documented by brave and dedicated local journalists.
“When a President Says ‘I’ll Kill You’” is a Times documentary on the deadly crusade led by President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines that he has called “a war on drugs.” The film features Raffy Lerma, a photojournalist for The Philippine Daily Inquirer who has tirelessly worked to tell the story of the the killings. Andrew Glazer, a senior video producer for The Times, recounts some of his experiences making the documentary.
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PDN Video: Photographer Oriana Koren on Breaking Barriers to Success | PDNPulse
Oriana Koren shares tips and advice on how to make it as an editorial photographer, gleaned from her experience as a woman of color in a predominantly white male business. In our video interview, she describes how she leveraged prejudice to motivate herself, learned how to pitch stories to get editors to respond to her emails, and developed a niche that has propelled her career. She talks about portfolio reviews and self-doubt with words of encouragement every photographer will appreciate.
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Listen to Martin Parr and Bruce Gilden Talk Photography |
Listen to Martin Parr and Bruce Gilden Talk Photography |
It’s always a treat to listen to two major talents talk shop.
via PDNPulse: https://pdnpulse.pdnonline.com/2019/05/listen-to-martin-parr-and-bruce-gilden-talk-photography.html
In “Sofa Sessions,” a new video series from the Martin Parr Foundation, you get a chance to see just that. In the latest installment, Parr sits down for a chat with street photographer Bruce Gilden. The two discuss Gilden’s background. thoughts on photography today and a lot more.
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“I would love to see more works that challenge common narrative structures”
“I would love to see more works that challenge common narrative structures”
Taiwanese photographer Sheng-Wen Lo discusses digital storytelling today and how winning the World Press Photo 2018 Digital Storytelling…
Taiwanese photographer Sheng-Wen Lo discusses digital storytelling today and how winning the 2018 World Press Photo Digital Storytelling Contest impacted his career.
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Legends of Skateboarding: San Francisco’s Finest With Iconic Skate Photographer Joe Brook
Juxtapoz Magazine – Legends of Skateboarding: San Francisco’s Finest With Iconic Skate Photographer Joe Brook
Ilford Photo just released their second short film with Exploredinary as part of their three-part series: Legends of Skateboarding. This epi…
Ilford Photo just released their second short film with Exploredinary as part of their three-part series: Legends of Skateboarding. This episode focuses in on our very own Joe Brook, who works for our sister magazine Thrasher. The episode is filmed in our home city of San Francisco, where Joe has been capturing the best of skateboarding for over 20 years, driving around the city and country in his trusty van “Big Blue.” Check it out!
