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Find the pictures in their original un-cropped format. Cropping sucks the space and life out of these images. Thank you for posting this and showing fragments of some less well known Winnogrand images.

William is a genius

I have this book which has been OOP for many years now. I have also seen the original at a photo exhibit and honestly this one is the superior version and well worth looking for on eBay (where I got mine, I was too broke in 1995). It’s defo my favorite photography book - and EXCELLENT for fashion tips!

Will buy this book for sure. 👌

Slow down the playback speed to 0.5 to be able to take in the images.

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Strong Powerful work!

Just came from Daido Moriyama’s interview for LifeWear Magazine (he mentions this book). I haven’t bought this book yet, but the images do look incredible. Thanks for sharing! 📷❤️

Gary had some awesome shots!

Thank you for this. I've been trying to figure out the photographer behind this amazing collection I first came across decades ago, when I didn't really pay attention to photogs so much as the pictures they created. Tried telling myself in the time I was looking for it that it couldn't be Gilden--not really a fan of his other stuff--but this flip showed me who indeed took the pictures. Now I gotta get it.

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Thanks a lot. 👍👍

r u trying to show us the photos or r u showing us u flipping pages?

A masterpiece. Probably the best photography book about Haiti.

thank you for this video:)

Thank you - it is so hard to get Parke's books

Beautiful books, the images are so raw

'Still photography is the clumsiest way to exercise imagination to illustrate literary ideas. Anybody with a pencil beats you. Period. It's tantamount to driving a nail in with a saw when you can use a hammer.' Gary Winogrand

'[A photograph] is the illusion of a literal description of what the camera saw ... It has no narrative ability. You don't know what happened. You know how a piece of time and space looked to a camera. But it has to be rational. It has to compel you to suspend your disbelief because it's a lie. It's reduced. It's black and white. It's two dimensional. It's a lie! If there's such a thing as truth, it's a lie.' Gary Winogrand

Thanks a lot ! I remember not having bought this book because in the french edition, the pictures are badly cut between the two pages. I think the book was made with glue rather than sewing. Greet and important book. RIP William Klein, such an inspiration...

I have a playlist Manhattan Life Years Ago.

Thanks a lot for sharing all the images of the book!

Gracias, infinitas gracias.

Beautiful pictures. 👍

Your channel is amazing. I've always wanted to flip through this book! :)

Thank you for posting such an amazing book

Thank you for posting this!

Thank you for this! Sadly, I can never casually find his work in any mega-book store today. (And many others like Moriyama, Winogrand or W. Eugene Smith, etc.) Instead, the shelves are littered with garbage like "100 ways on becoming a better photographer" etc. It is astonishing to me that books like this have to be 'special ordered'. SUBSCRIBED!

Bruh! that Ralph Gibson burn. @30:00 I think this really encompasses this whole talk and reveals more about Winogrand's way of seeing.

Thank you book flip, another great artist..

Thanks

Shit music. I bailed after four seconds.

So real he's so close to his subjects makes it feel like you're there too.

Garry is the king

Better off to watch on mute......He sure does has to get paid to be able to sit there and listen to a bunch of dumb ass questions.....wow...and then he has to answer them...lol

I wish l could buy 100 times more photobooks than l can! Your flips help me to decide, how to spend my humble budget. Thank you.

1:34 really don't know if the man in black looks more like the mystery man in lost highway or johnny cash

Gary's work covering the New York 1970 Hard Hat demonstrations are real classics.

great flip. much appreciated!

That was a useless fucking waste of 8 minutes of my precious life!!

I found his work great. As a character, reminds me of Bruce gilden, with whom I see mild perceptive streaks when it comes to people and the environment within which they are.

excellent…..very nice job @ @UC4fiT2-ZtKaeM7hjBZXgD_w

thanks

Beautiful, but the aspect ratio is dull.

thanks for sharing ， he is top3 streetphotographer in the world

I cringe at the violence of the page flip..but that's just me. Enjoyed seeing the work so ultimately Thanks...but don't go near my bookcase!

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Masterclass.

Thank you!

Great video..shame we missed the Nun story at the end!!