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Warning:  http://www.vice.com/en_uk/art-talk/enrique-metinides
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Whitezombi posted:Photoshop Phriday. exactly. GBS has been making these for years.
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Really love some of the LF landscapes on this flickr stream: Tre Cime di Lavaredo / Drei Zinnen - July 2009 by rachel_thecat, on Flickr  Large Format Study N. 57 by rachel_thecat, on Flickr  Large Format Study N. 61 by rachel_thecat, on Flickr  Large Format Study N. 43 by rachel_thecat, on Flickr
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I really like this series by Sean Schmidt. I can't really explain why, but it's something about the stillness and 'ordinaryness' of them. http://www.burnmagazine.org/essays/2013/03/sean-schimdt-an-american-matter/ Esp 2, 9, 14. He has a website here: http://www.seanmschmidt.com/
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joelcamefalling posted:I really like this series by Sean Schmidt. I can't really explain why, but it's something about the stillness and 'ordinaryness' of them. I'm thinking some of that "stillness" you refer to comes from the square aspect ratio combined with placing the subject right in the center (either horizontally or vertically or both) of the frame. Not applicable to all the shots, but true of some. Druckman fucked around with this message at 13:43 on Apr 1, 2013 |
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I agree with that, but I also feel like there's a nice quietness about them. Like, when I look at those photos, I imagine every scene as just silent - even though I know they're not... it's just the impression the photos give.
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 quote:Charlie Haughey (Chieu Hoi to his friends in the Army 25th Infantry Division), a now-retired cabinet maker, was drafted to the US Army in 1967. He served a tour of duty in Vietnam from March 1968 to May 1969 with the 25th. Charlie, a photographer from a young age, was commissioned by his commanding officer to take photos—not traditional combat photos, but morale-boosting content to uplift the spirits of the members of the unit. When he left Vietnam for good, Charlie brought back to the United States almost two thousand negatives that had captured his unique view on the war and life in the army. The negatives lay in boxes until the fall of 2012, when a chance meeting brought them out of dormancy.
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Guess he should have packed a light meter.
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xzzy posted:Guess he should have packed a light meter. He did 
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xzzy posted:Guess he should have packed a light meter. Charlie don't use no meter son.  (Man it must have sucked to be a GI named Charlie)
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I think I saw a bunch of those on ASX or These Americans mixed in with some others a while back but wow that series rules.
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I remember one photograph I saw of a young woman dancing over a burst fire hydrant, at night, and the story the photographer had written about her. She had aids, I think, and she died soon after that photo was taken. It's been bugging me for ages because I can't for the life of me remember where I saw that photograph, what blog, what site, the photographer's name, nothing. Seeing the image and then reading the story was just painful. It was in black and white, from the early 90s, I imagine. Anyway, all I can say is, even if the names didn't stick with me, the image and the story did.
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I tried to pick one or two to share but couldn't. Just trust me and click this link: http://www.alexandergronsky.com/#/portfolio/works/pastoral/
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Reichstag posted:I tried to pick one or two to share but couldn't. Just trust me and click this link: http://www.alexandergronsky.com/#/portfolio/works/pastoral/ loving hell these are amazing
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These are great. I spent a lot of time looking at each one, they really draw you in. His "less than one" is just as good, I recommend you guys take a look if you haven't. bobmarleysghost fucked around with this message at 01:51 on Apr 12, 2013 |
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Those are so awesome. How the hell do you get colors like that? I feel like I can never get that kind of look. I've seen other photographers do similar things... edit, am I going to have to invest in medium or large format film? Because I can't afford that 
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Reichstag posted:I tried to pick one or two to share but couldn't. Just trust me and click this link: http://www.alexandergronsky.com/#/portfolio/works/pastoral/
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Syrinxx posted:Holy crap I just... how do I do this I will sell my soul A guess would be Portra 400 on a 6x7 (probably a Mamiya 7) in good light, then a bit of post.
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8th-samurai posted:A guess would be Portra 400 on a 6x7 (probably a Mamiya 7) in good light, then a bit of post. If not, it's something close. These are harsher light, but very similar quality; http://www.flickr.com/photos/bann_media/8441950910/in/pool-portra400 http://www.flickr.com/photos/i-loved-yesterday/7995682379/in/pool-portra400
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8th-samurai posted:A guess would be Portra 400 on a 6x7 (probably a Mamiya 7) in good light, then a bit of post. Yup, there was an article about him floating around after that set was a runner up in the WPP last year. His main setup is a Mam 7 + 80mm (but also a Linhof Technika). BrosephofArimathea fucked around with this message at 05:53 on Apr 12, 2013 |
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They're stunning shots, I think I remember seeing some of them in the British Journal of Photography a little while ago.
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Sorry to double post, but I think this guys work is pretty swell too: http://www.wardrobertsphoto.com/index.php?/courts/ Also check out his Billions set.
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Reichstag posted:I tried to pick one or two to share but couldn't. Just trust me and click this link: http://www.alexandergronsky.com/#/portfolio/works/pastoral/ That series is more Breugel than Breugel himself. Another stroke of genius, it seems like there's a very subtle transition. It's especially clear in the thumbs. You first have the huge apartment blocks but it begins to transform into pure nature.
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big scary monsters posted:Really love some of the LF landscapes on this flickr stream: i just saw these, too. did you find them looking on flikr for people that used the lenses that are for that kickstarter P&S LF camera?
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Look at how god drat good this series is http://davidbarryphoto.com/catskill
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Great photos, so much respect for landscape photographers (doubly so because I am pretty horrible at them).
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I'll respect photographers more when they stop having lovely websites. Take pictures like that, and you decide the best option is the horizontal scroll bar? 
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guidoanselmi posted:i just saw these, too. did you find them looking on flikr for people that used the lenses that are for that kickstarter P&S LF camera? No, I came across them a while back when I was searching for Provia 100 on 4x5. Also that Gronsky stuff is great, thanks Reichstag.
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The Black-and-White Photography Era, in Color http://www.vulture.com/2013/04/color-photos-from-black-and-white-era.html
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I think the image for the cover of the new Fall Out Boy album is pretty fantastic: Couldn't find any accreditation in the liner notes, though. It's a mystery!
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Krakkles posted:I think the image for the cover of the new Fall Out Boy album is pretty fantastic: This seems to be it http://rogerroger.tumblr.com/post/37321041771/brothers The photo has been going around the net for a little bit.
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That is indeed an awesome portrait, but the whole situation pisses me off. "Save Rock and Roll" yet they edit out a famous classic rock band, then they put out a loving god awful techno track with fake drums, synths, and synth guitars featuring 2 chainz. gently caress Fall Out Boy. Seriously, try to make it through this crap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkIWmsP3c_s
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Bottom Liner posted:That is indeed an awesome portrait, but the whole situation pisses me off. "Save Rock and Roll" yet they edit out a famous classic rock band, then they put out a loving god awful techno track with fake drums, synths, and synth guitars featuring 2 chainz. gently caress Fall Out Boy. Good song. Sounds like you've got music anger issues though.
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