Douglas Kirkland

The Master of the "Freeze-Frame" – The Digital Journalist

Feb 11, 2008

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: I don’t know if Douglas Kirkland has ever thought of becoming a director, but all his images contain the rich, contradictory synthesis of the stills from a successful film. If he had become a director instead of a great photographer, he would have told stories of men and women on the run from reality,…

Freeze Frame: 50 Years of Fun and Fame – The Digital Journalist

Feb 11, 2008

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Trent

in Photography, Portfolios & Galleries

Douglas Kirkland: My first encounter with a movie star was with Elizabeth Taylor in Las Vegas. I looked directly into her violet eyes and said, “I’m new at this magazine. Could you imagine what it would mean to me if you gave me an opportunity to photograph you?”… A beat of silence, then she said,…

My Lover, My Life – The Digital Journalist

Feb 11, 2008

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Trent

in Photography, Photojournalism

: We have fun, don’t we?” Douglas Kirkland calls from downstairs after a long day of working on this book, arguing and laughing. Editing thousands of images to create “Freeze Frame” was both an emotional and exhilarating process, watching our life through the work, discovering images we didn’t remember existed, seeing ourselves through the 40…

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The Master of the "Freeze-Frame" – The Digital Journalist

Freeze Frame: 50 Years of Fun and Fame – The Digital Journalist

My Lover, My Life – The Digital Journalist