On November 1st, Army Pfc. Andrew N. Meari of Plainfield, Illinois, died in Kandahar, Afghanistan, of wounds sustained when insurgents attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device.
Today, Maeri’s remains were escorted through the streets of Plainfield and Joliet.
Tag: Scott Strazzante
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A conversation with Scott Strazzante about Common Ground
The vast majority of my successful diptychs have come about when I just shoot without looking to match farm photos. Only two of the pairings were planned before hand. One was the aerial comparison and the other was shooting out of a second floor bedroom window in the Grabenhofer home to match a photo I had from the second floor of the Cagwin farmhouse. The rest happen when something I shoot on Cinnamon Court reminds me of a farm photo or I make an image that I really like and I pore through my farm negs looking for a match. I don’t really put much thought into the project as a whole when I am shooting at the subdivision. I photograph there like I do when I shoot any other assignment.
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In The Ring Light: Scott Strazzante – by BP Miller | The Photo Brigade
In The Ring Light: Scott Strazzante – by BP Miller – The Photo Brigade
In his new column, BP Miller interviews photographer Scott Strazzante about his career and new book “Shooting From The Hip”.
via The Photo Brigade: http://thephotobrigade.com/2017/12/in-the-ring-light-scott-strazzante-by-bp-miller/
Recently I had a chance to sit down with photojournalist Scott Strazzante. Among his achievements over the years: A Pulitzer for his work with the Chicago Tribune in 2007, 10 time Illinois Photographer of the Year, and NPPA Photographer of the Year.
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The surprising serendipity of images from a photographer shooting from the hip – The Washington Post
Perspective | The surprising serendipity of images from a photographer shooting from the hip
For the past six years, photographer Scott Strazzante has been creating a shadow body of work separate from the images he makes working full time for a daily newspaper. Strazzante, who has excelled at every kind of news assignment in his nearly three-deca
via Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/in-sight/wp/2017/07/06/the-surprising-serendipity-of-images-from-a-photographer-shooting-from-the-hip/
For the past six years, photographer Scott Strazzante has been creating a shadow body of work separate from the images he makes working full time for a daily newspaper.
Strazzante, who has excelled at every kind of news assignment in his nearly three-decade-long career, was looking for inspiration back in 2011 when his daughter showed him the unique look of photos made with the Hipstamatic image filter app on an iPhone. He was instantly hooked and has used the technique to create a body of street photography that is much more Garry Winogrand than news photojournalist.
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Buying the Farm, Building a Subdivision – NYTimes.com
Buying the Farm, Building a Subdivision
A quick assignment on a farm turned into a two-decade look at what happened when developers transformed the farmland into a suburban subdivision.
via Lens Blog: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/11/17/buying-the-farm-building-a-subdivision/
Scott Strazzante thought he had a quick newspaper assignment photographing a farm in suburban Chicago. Instead, he spent the next 20 years documenting life there and on the suburban subdivision that replaced it.
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a final thank you – Shooting from the Hip
a final thank you
After nearly 13 years, today is my final day as a staff photographer for my hometown paper, the Chicago Tribune.
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When Photos Lie: Sticking Up for Jalen Brunson
Link: When Photos Lie: Sticking Up for Jalen Brunson – Shooting from the Hip
I felt the image could be misconstrued, so, I decided that it would be reckless of me to transmit the photo and take a chance that someone who didn’t see the play unfold would think that Jalen Brunson was flipping off the crowd or officials.
A photographer from the Peoria newspaper decided to send his version of the image and it was published online with the caption- “Jalen Brunson of Lincolnshire Stevenson makes a gesture to the Chicago Whitney Young crowd.”
The Twitter-verse exploded.
Brunson’s historic game was now just a side show to an online circus.
