Mary Ellen Mark Gallery. Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio. Jérémie Dru - Photographies. Weegee dans l'obscurité des cinémas. Le photographe américain Weegee s’est rendu en 1943 dans des cinémas américains équipé d’un flash et de film infrarouge, dont la lumière est invisible à l’oeil nu et qui donne cet aspect fantomatique à la peau, pour photographier le comportement des gens alors qu’ils se croyaient à l’abri de l’obscurité.
Amazing cinematic photography by Peter Lee. "I currently live in Guangzhou, China. I moved there a little over 4 years ago from Los Angeles. And perhaps you can see from my pics, I mainly shoot during night time or in dark areas. To me, the world is just more alive when it’s all colored in by lights and reflections at night. " ~ Peter Lee For more amazing cinematic photography by Peter Lee, you can visit his flickr photostream here . The five levels of street photography | street photography tips. Editing is the hardest part of street photography. It is harder than being confronted by strangers or getting lost in the bad part of town or trying to focus manually with the Fuji X100. Just to clarify, for the purposes of this post, when I say editing I am referring to the process of selecting the images that “make the cut” and discarding the ones that don’t.
My decision process when looking at one of my images usually goes something like this: “wow, this one is fantastic! …..maybe not…..well, it could be……ah.. whatever, I’m keeping it….. I guess….not sure…… yes!”. Since images have two elements, visual aesthetics and emotional content, I thought it would be good place to start by categorizing the images according to how much of each element it reveals to the viewer. Just like Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs, fulfilling the needs at the top has a more lasting effect and is a more powerful motivator. Cognitive Friction Five levels, Five emotions. 1st level of street photography Comments.
Spadge UK ~ November – Halina 35-600. Date: 1970′s, Country: Hong Kong, Lens: 40mm f2.8 Halina Anastigmat, Film: Kodacolour 200Price paid: £4.99 (excl. postage: £4.95) This month has been a nightmare for planning photo-taking! With the clocks going back at the end of last month, it means that I arrive home from work in complete darkness. The weekends are often dull and rainy, and it seems my 100 ISO film collection just won’t cut the mustard. I have ordered 6 rolls of ISO 400 film ready for next month (and in time for my long-awaited Paris trip), which should remove most of the limitations caused by wintery weather. Anyway! This camera reminds me of my first ever film camera. The focus ring has only four settings, labelled with images varying from one person to a mountain. Whilst there is no built-in light meter; the aperture ring allows you to see and alter the setting when looking through the viewfinder. Leaves feet roof. Welcome to Filmwasters.com. KONTROLLHAMSTER.
Cargo - Gallery. Nan goldin - Google Search. Gallery. YOUNG GALLERY. Aaron Siskind. Yasuhiro Ishimoto (Japanese American, 1921- ) was born in San Francisco and raised Kochi City, Japan. In 1939, due to concerns of him being drafted he returned to the US where he studied agriculture at the University of California (1940-42). He moved to Chicago in 1944 and began to study architecture at Northwestern University in 1946 when he met photographer Harry Shigeta and took up photography seriously. Two years later Ishimoto transferred to the Institute of Design where he studied with Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Gordon Coster(1948-52). In 1961 he returned to Japan (Tokyo), where he has lived ever since. G.I in Tokyo,1953 Halloween, Chicago, 1950 Chicago, c.1950's North Avenue Beach, Chicago, 1952 Yasuhiro Ishimoto with eager subjects Yasuhiro Ishimoto and his fury assistant set up a hsot. FASHION.
Photographer #033: Olivier Valsecchi. Olivier Valsecchi, 1979, France, is specialized in portraiture and photographing nudes, but the most attention he has recently gotten is with his series Dust. Nude males and females covered in white powder in awkward positions. This series was recently published in the spring issue of 2010 of magazine Eyemazing. The following photos come from the album portraits. Website: www.oliviervalsecchi.com.