let us now catalogue famous people

btw how did ~swint get in there

totally not afraid to underexpose and get those deep, saturated colors + crushed velvet blacks

http://www.pavelkosenko.com/lj/0101/024.jpg

degas v kubrick

I see that as more of a tribute to alexey brodovitch

i just saw ballerinas and kinda went for it

http://www.pavelkosenko.com/lj/0101/072.jpg

imma challop off into the night and say that this is better than the mona lisa in just about every way

these have gotta be chromes, huh. I think that's aiding the underexposure/deep shadows/lotsa highlight details etc. prob good for taking pictures in winter at northern latitudes with very angled light.
makes me want to try that combo.

I got the link from TOP btw. just ordered the book of his that's avialable on amazon will let you guys know how it is

you're still giving away your camera right?

lol ._.

http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/01/recognition-from-the-art-world-he-shunned-in-life/
http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/30/thefashionablemrparks/

guy's northern adventures book looks awesome too,
http://www.amazon.com/Nordmeer-Gueorgui-Pinkhassov/dp/3936543968/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1354643924&sr=1-2
& he has another book of photos of how light looks:

http://www.metalocus.es/content/en/system/files/imagecache/blog_content_images/images-lead/ml685_Galeria_Rita_Castellote_Gueorgui_Pinkhassov-Andalucia-Sevilla-Balcony_of_a_hotel-1993-70x50cm.jpg
http://mediastore2.magnumphotos.com/CoreXDoc/MAG/Media/TR2/9/b/2/8/PAR251755.jpg

http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/gallery/2012/dec/06/finders-keepers-michael-hoppen-photography-pictures#/?picture=400620064&index=0

i really wanna poll non-canonical images from the americans

but i don't really have a way of harvesting & posting them. i was looking through the book at my friend's place. you know with picture books, or books of poetry, or of anything in which content is distributed at one object a page, you do the thing where instead of looking through it linearly, from front to back, you dip in and out of it, skip forwards, backwards, so that you preserve some surprise, see the same thing twice and another thing only eventually? there are so many photographs in it that surprise me

http://cs307511.userapi.com/v307511694/2e7d/7Wbz-2P_xYI.jpg

http://images.artnet.com/artwork_images_119642_740749_robert-frank.jpg

i wanna be one of those people who draw red lines on HCB photos identifying the geometric trends & recurring angles, only in ms paint on robert frank shots using squiggly lines & ❤ signs & messy writing saying the punctum is the SLICES OF PIE ----->>>>>

THERE ARE NO NON-CANONICAL IMAGES FROM THE AMERICANS

haha if you did that you'd just be emulating frank in the later part of his career when he just wrote on negatives via being sad about his daughter's death

ha ha, aww. i think about this waitress in indianapolis every DAY. i was actually just cruising around some of his later stuff, the beirut polaroids & stuff. i wish i could see more of it. (downloaded this, also).

http://www.blueskygallery.org/gallery/cache/1399__630x500_rf34.jpg

i feel like you have spent more tender hours w/the americans than i have; i don't own it, but it's just weird getting into it when it's been at least reduced to its prominent content in my head. there is enough great grainy black & white 1950s photography, periodically, on lens blog & in books by people you hear about, but either because of what i add to the idea of frank's stuff - like the roaming artistic immigrant to america thing - or because of his eye it's so rewarding getting back to see his work.

yeah maybe it's just because I am so familiar with them but there is definitely something singular about frank's photos - feel like idk I could maybe pick out an unseen frank out of 100s of other 50's b&w shots? dunno man just a feeling

http://lunchtogo.tumblr.com/

oddly soothing and compelling, kinda like stephen shore breakfast photos w/ a 2012 aesthetic

for sure
it's what makes the idea of seeing his later stuff seem so tantalising? like you hear he's shooting with a lomo or with a polaroid kinda carelessly & you want to see what survives the transition

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-KdxnUqQdogw/SA0OiP_lZFI/AAAAAAAAAjQ/3cyNs9EXaGY/s740/_MG_6480.JPG
xp

http://lunchtogo.tumblr.com/

oddly soothing and compelling, kinda like stephen shore breakfast photos w/ a 2012 aesthetic

― 乒乓, Sunday, December 9, 2012 7:08 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

"oddly soothing" otm. while i don't typically plate a sandwich in the trunk of my car or on top of my toilet, it still feels familiar

ha I don't find those soothing at all, though I really like them as a grating critique on ppl photographing their food.

Not famous, but some cracking shots.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2246418/Punks-video-games-kids-just-hanging-How-Paparazzo-Peterborough-documented-life-town-70s-80s.html

wow i might need to get that book

http://www.photoeye.com/magazine_admin/resources/articles/331/4011/review_full.jpg

http://www.photoeye.com/magazine/reviews/2012/10_01_based_on_a_true_story.cfm

fao gr8080

http://www.karenglaserphotography.com/images/cache/303__700x500_cc061000.jpg

http://www.karenglaserphotography.com/images/cache/207__700x500_023_mangrovesnappers.jpg

http://www.karenglaserphotography.com/images/cache/156__700x500_008a_uwaterspring.jpg

http://www.karenglaserphotography.com

i want to write a journal-length article about the contrast between the balance of her aesthetic, as demonstrated in the photographs, & the web design choices made on her news page

new winogrand book coming out?

http://www.amazon.com/Garry-Winogrand-Francisco-Museum-Modern/dp/0300191774/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356536498&sr=8-1&keywords=garry+winogrand

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gzi24/3874143917/in/photostream/

this photo is killing me

the dude's a good photgorapher btw check out his filckr

just saw about 100 prints from Winogrand's Women are Beautiful at the Art Institute of Chicago today, amazing stuff.

dope

Not famous either, but I like how this set turned out. It's a subject that's done to death by every Tokyo street photographer, but these are the most interesting renderings I've seen.

http://photomichaelwolf.com/#tokyo-compression/1

michael wolf is pretty famous!

Ah really? *abashed*

yeah, he has a few books out, regularly has exhibitions out, seems to be the de facto guy to go to w/r/t modernity, population density and east asia

very german in his sensibilities

http://i.imgur.com/1l0z7.jpg

sort of obsessed with this picture atm

Don't know who took these, but I love the look of them. One of my new challenges to myself was to get some dire, grim and wonderfully bleak shots like these.
Sometimes The Mail can be ok if you ignore the words.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2256796/Rows-boarded-terraced-houses-Accrington-brought-life-10m-revamp.html

parks pic is amazing in a lot of ways, 乒乓. it's not "detail"y but it's shadowy.

feeling this bertien van manen shot, maybe just seasonally

http://www.gabrielrolt.com/images/full/39TomskRailwaystation.jpg

yes I love that van manen shot!!

http://shanghaiist.com/2013/01/06/thomas-sauvin.php#photo-1

http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/01/08/alex-webb-rendering-a-complex-world-in-color-and-black-and-white/

some of these are very HCB like

i think he just drew a horse onto the negative in pic #3

haha just a paper cutout he taped to a stick that he puts in front of the camera

sure! ditto the girl on/off the diving board later in the set.

hadn't grasped the connection between alex- & rebecca norris webb

http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb410/Alex_Korsi/CropperCapture32.jpg

echoes of the iirc russian guy you're into

http://www.masterfoto.info/?p=5391

there was somebody in the New Photography show who was using acetates on the camera lens, iirc

michelle abeles: http://www.blumandpoe.com/sites/default/files/exhiibitions/01_5.jpg

http://www.americansuburbx.com/2013/01/review-don-hudson-from-the-archives-2012.html

don hudsons been on flickr for a minute, cool to see him w/ a book out!

I feel like rebecca and alex should just publish all their stuff under one name, like that new photography collective or w/e xp