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Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Lorna Simpson
Ebony Heads 2011
photobooth, 2008
figure, 1991
Cloudscape, 2004
Lorna Simpson is a New York Photographer and Collage/ Mixed Media Artist.
Sabine Weiss, Photography
Merchant of Brooms, 1961
"I was testifying, I thought that picture would tell us a strong feature of the human condition. I always felt the need to denounce my photos, the injustices that occur. "-" I do not like things very bright but sobriety ... it's not to love well, you have to be moved. The love of people, it's beautiful. This is serious, there is a terrible depth. We must go beyond the story, identify the chalice, recollection. I photograph to preserve the ephemeral, the random set, keep that picture will disappear: gestures, attitudes, objects that are evidence of our passage. The camera picks them up, freeze them just as they disappear."
Les Saintes Maries de la mer, 1960
According to google's translated copy of a french wikipedia page, Sabine Weiss was a Swiss-French female photographer born in 1924 who bought her first camera at the age twelve. Her photography is called 'humanist, "Light, gesture, gaze, movement, silence, rest, rigor, relaxation, I would incorporate everything in that movement that is expressed with a minimum of the average man's essential...My photos...express some of the love I have for life".
Monday, April 30, 2012
b&w
Pretty much all the black & white photographs I've shot in the last 3 years that I still like:
Spencer, Portland 2009
Labels:
36mm,
analog,
black and white,
film,
my artwork,
old work,
photography
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