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Nicholas Alan Cope Photography

Nicholas Alan Cope Photography

Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio FRANCE. 1957. Widow of Montmartre. Bruce Davidson USA. 1958. USA. 1959. USA. 1960. USA. 1961. USA. 1963. Photographer Breathes New Life Into His Old Negatives by Nearly Destroying Them Purposely distressing and destroying negatives was never a part of photographer Rohn Meijer‘s plans, but when he discovered a box of old negatives in his basement that had been exposed to 15 years worth of moisture damage, an idea took shape. The photos he found that day had a pleasing quality about them, and so Meijer, a fashion photographer by trade, decided he would start taking his old fashion shoot negatives and nearly destroying them into works of art. The distressing is done in a home-made stew of water and chemicals that Meijer has perfected over years of experimentation. “Sometimes I find that nothing is left because they’ve disintegrated, and sometimes I’m pleasantly surprised,” he tells Wired. The resulting photographs have gotten Meijer a good bit of attention since he first scanned and displayed them in 2007, and will have you thinking twice before you throw out a set of “ruined” negatives: (via Wired) Image credits: Photographs by Rohn Meijer and used with permission.

emre hüner Magnum Photos - Search Result French, b.1908 - 2004 Born in Chanteloup, Cartier-Bresson started painting in 1923 and began to photograph in 1931, met Tériade, the editor of Verve magazine and frequented members of the French surrealist movement. After a trip to the Ivory Coast he discovered the Leica, since then his camera of choice. He pursued his photographic career in Eastern Europe and Mexico, later on making films with Jean Renoir, Jacques Becker and André Zvoboda and a documentary on Republican Spain (1937). A war prisoner, he escaped in 1940 and made portraits of artists: Matisse, Rouault, Braque, Bonnard. In 1947 he founded Magnum Photos with Bill Vandivert, Robert Capa, George Rodger and David Seymour "Chim", then spent three years in India, Burma, Pakistan, Indonesia and China (during the last six months of the Kuomintang and the first six months of the People's Republic of China). He subsequently travelled to China, Cuba in the 1960s, Mexico, Canada, the USA, India and Japan among other countries. Web links

Amazing Animated GIFs That Show The Effects Of Aging On People Orginally from Czech news site Aktuálně.cz, a set of vintage photographs into GIFs to show the effects of aging. These photographs were originally part of Jan Langer's creative project, but the team behind this blog decided to make a GIF set of these images to highlight the dramatic changes that one's face goes through as one ages. Poignant yet fascinating at the same time, they show how one’s experiences can be etched on one’s face, confronting us with our mortality. View the rest of this amazing series below. [via Buzzfeed, GIFCraft, and F Stoppers] Receive interesting stories like this one in your inbox

hanninen.it | Il Viaggio di Roland Ultra Il Viaggio di Roland Ultra OJOS CALEIDOSCOPIO: ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ (1894 - 1985) "Yo interpreto mis sensaciones en un instante determinado. No lo que veo, sino lo que siento."(André Kertész) Las fotografías de André Kertész tienen un estilo único en el que se imponen unos ángulos novedosos para la época. Si bien hoy es considerado uno de los fotógrafos claves en el desarrollo del fotoperiodismo, sus comienzos pasaron un poco desapercibidos o eso pensaba él, quién murió plenamente convencido de que su trabajo no recibió el reconocimiento que merecía. André Kertész y Robert Doisneau en Arlés, Francia, 1975. André Kertész nació en Budapest el 2 de julio de 1894 como Andor Kertész en el seno de una familia judía burguesa, Andor Kertész empezó a soñar con la fotografía siendo aún niño. Fue a los 18 años cuando se compró su primera cámara, una ICA Box, que funcionaba con placas de 4,5 x 6 cm. André Kertész, Distortion #172, Paris, 1933. André Kertész, Distortion, Paris, 1933. André Kertész, self portrait. André Kertész, Mondrian's glasses. André Kertész, Shadows.

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