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Annie Leibovitz - Wikipedia
Anna-Lou (Annie) Leibovitz ( Waterbury (Connecticut) , 2 oktober 1949 ) is een Amerikaanse fotografe . Leibovitz volgde haar opleiding aan het San Francisco Art Institute . In 1970 begon ze te werken voor het blad Rolling Stone .
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DIANE ARBUS - THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
Vivian Maier/Maloof Collection/Howard Greenberg Gallery Maier saw people in a way most do not. Vivian Maier (1926-2009) had a talent for seeing. As she walked down the street, she not only avoided bumping into people and objects, she actually saw them in a way most people do not; she saw them in their particularity. We know this because more than 100,000 negatives of photographs she took were somewhat accidentally stumbled upon after her death and now form the basis of two concurrent gallery exhibitions, a photo book and two websites.
Vivian Maier | The Nanny's Secret | By William Meyers - WSJ.com
In 2007, Chicago Realtor John Maloof paid $400 at an auction for a storage locker filled with rolls of undeveloped film. He was searching for photos for a book project about his Chicago neighborhood of Portage Park. In a moment straight out of an episode of "Auction Hunters," Maloof discovered a treasure-trove of thousands of negatives that turned out to be from a nanny who took up street photography in her spare time yet kept most of her work hidden. The photographer was Vivian Maier. After scanning a few of the images Maloof quickly realized he stumbled onto something remarkable. He created a blog seeking expert opinion and feedback on her photos.
The undiscovered street photography of Vivian Maier - latimes.com
Five solid days of shooting, discussing, eating, and breathing photography with Jay at his historic 35,000ft. 2 former bank building. Learn more...