Tag: David Walter Banks
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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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LUCEO Splits In Half, Raises Questions About Viability of Photo Collectives
Link: As of Friday, photographers Matt Eich, Kendrick Brinson and David Walter Banks are no longer members of LUCEO, a photo collective which we’ve been following for quite some time.
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2013 Year in Review
Link: I photographed rappers, activists, celebrities, football players, spring breakers, rock stars, and zombies. Now, I’m ready to move forward, and amidst a cross-country move and a sea of change, my passion for creating images remains anchored strong in the deepest part of my soul.
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My Waking Life: Memory and Perception | David Walter Banks Photography
My Waking Life: Memory and Perception For now, I will console myself with the ability to curate my perception of my own memory. I believe that I live a fairly charmed and magical life, but the photographs drawn from my own personal life that I gravitate to tend heighten the fantastical elements of my past. The journalist…
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Vanagons and Vagabonds – by David Walter Banks | The Photo Brigade
Vanagons and Vagabonds – by David Walter Banks – The Photo Brigade L.A.-based photographer David Walter Banks shares photos of a road trip to the California desert with friends. via The Photo Brigade: http://thephotobrigade.com/2015/02/vanagons-and-vagabonds-by-david-walter-banks/ L.A.-based photographer David Walter Banks shares photos of a road trip to the California desert with friends.
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Atlanta Untitled 1
Atlanta Untitled 1 | LUCEO Link: http://blog.luceoimages.com/2011/10/atlanta-untitled-1/ Growing up on the outskirts of Atlanta I felt out of place, a stranger in my sterile suburban surroundings. As an adult, I seek to plant new roots inside the city proper, so I began to document this new home.
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Spotlight on David Walter Banks
Spotlight on David Walter Banks TID: Thanks for sharing your thoughts behind this image, David. For the next couple of weeks we’ll take a look at one image, and where it … Link: http://imagedeconstructed.blogspot.com/2011/07/spotlight-on-david-walter-banks.html My approach for making these images is actually quite different from how I normally go about making images. In other projects,…
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If Photojournalism Is Dead, What's Luceo? – NYTimes.com
If Photojournalism Is Dead, What’s Luceo? James Estrin believes Luceo Images is a vibrant rebuttal to the notion floated by Neil Burgess that photojournalism died last month. via Lens Blog: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/14/if-photojournalism-is-dead-whats-luceo/ I realized that the success of Luceo is a very good rebuttal to those who believe photojournalism is dead. David Walter Banks, Kendrick Brinson,…
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David Walter Banks' Photos of the Year | Luceo Images
As I look back at the past year of my photographic life, I’m overwhelmed with gratitude. In this short time here on Earth, I’ve been given the rare opportunity to build a life around my passion. Link: Photos of the Year | Luceo Images
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Magenta Foundation Flash Forward 2009 Award | My Waking Life
David Walter Banks says: I just got a call that I was one of the selected artists from the USA recognized in this year’s Magenta Foundation Flash Forward 2009 census of emerging photographers from Canada, the UK, and USA. The work will be viewable in the 2009 Flash Forward book that will be published later in the…
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dvafoto – Interview: Matt Slaby and David Walter Banks photograph the 2008 Democratic and Republican National Conventions
For our next dvafoto interview, we’re talking to Matt Slaby and David Walter Banks, both of the new collective Luceo Images. I got to know the two and their work through the excellent APhotoADay email list, and consider them among my favorite young photographers. Matt Slaby’s got one of the most contemplative approaches I’ve seen…