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Photo Icons Explained
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Bitesize Photography History
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The FIRST African-American staff photographer of LIFE Magazine. Gordon Parks: A Harlem Family
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This video introduces the work of Gordon Parks - the first African-American photographer who joined the FSA and the first African-American staff photographer and writer for LIFE. A Harlem Family is one of Park's strongest and most impactful photo essays. To buy the book: amzn.to/45t0TYp If you are interested in more photography history and want to learn about famous photo icons from the best ph...
Understanding Henri Cartier-Bresson: Photo Icons Explained
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Considered by many to be the father of modern photojournalism, Henri Cartier-Bresson is one of the most influential and pioneering photographers of the 20th century. A master of candid photography, his poetic and lyrical pictures, helped establish photojournalism as an art form. His book the "decisive moment" - the idea of a split second in time when all the elements of a scene come together in...
The most controversial photo essay in modern history? Nan Goldin - The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
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There are few photographic works that resonate with so many people for their raw emotional observation and unfiltered immediacy like the Ballad of Sexual Dependency by Nan Goldin. Even 37 years on from the first book publication, the popularity and demand for this highly personal work, which Goldin often described as a visual diary, is unbroken. Peeling away the outer layer of Nan Goldin’s cand...
Street Photography with Saul Leiter: Photo Icons Explained
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Saul Leiter is often described as a pioneer of colour photography. A label he, himself never cared much for. Nevertheless, Leiter's street photography, famous for its intricate layers and poignant use of colour, has been prominently featured in countless galleries and museums. Leiter found major recognition in the art world late in his career with the first book publication of his colour work i...
Dorothea Lange - Migrant Mother: Photo Icons Explained
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There are rare moments when a single photograph captures the essence of a time and place with such conviction and clarity, that it takes on a life of its own and becomes an immortal symbol of an era. Dorothea Lange’s portrait of Florence Owens Thompson and her children, which became known as ‘Migrant Mother’, is such a photograph. The intimate portrait of a woman with a weathered face, who Lang...
Richard Avedon - In The American West: Photo Icons Explained
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At 55 fashion photographer, Richard Avedon was at the height of his career, shooting the likes of Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Richard Nixon. After suffering from a life-threatening heart inflammation he began to grapple with his own mortality. It was the feelings and emotions of those days that instilled a desire in him to work on a project away from the glitter and glamour of the fashio...
Robert Frank - The Americans: Photo Icons Explained
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Robert Frank’s ‘The Americans' is celebrated as one of the most influential photo books of all time. First published in 1958, the book caused a huge outcry amongst American critics who discredited the book as anti-American. For purchasing the book: amzn.to/3xnka0K 1950s post-war America gave birth to a new wave of middle-class people aspiring to live the American Dream. But it was also riddled ...
Hi :) Very nicely done. You're quite talented. Was this shot in Apple ProRes in log? 422 or 422HQ? The grain issue might be a problem, but I'll check this out. Thanks. Subscribed. Looking forward to watching your other videos. :)
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it :) Yes, it was shot in ProRes log but I’m unsure now whether it was 422 or 422 hq. I probably would have chosen the highest quality so hq is my best guess. I shot it with the BM app and native lenses only.
Thank you for a great short film!
The pleasure was mine! Thank you for making a great product!
Horrible dreary robot voice .
Fantastic video. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Love his work.. thank you
Yes, beautiful work! Thank you for watching.
Great Insight into the Book & the Photographer.,
Thank you, appreciate the feedback!
so beautiful. it hurts . my camera is always set in monochrome. I love B & W. and see that way. all good. but this is superb. magic , I'm old now and will set my camera back to RAW cos I guess there's much I've lost .
It's never too late! 😉 The joy is in the doing.
I would like to know, Did Saul Leiter edit his photos for certain effects and if so what were his methods? Or was his work just straight out from the film roll to the original print
Good question! I don't remember reading or hearing much about his editing. But his use of reflections, colour theory and negative space in-camera are definitely the main effect drivers, I would say.
Thank you!
Pleasure!
Where are the Fomtenelles these days. Have they ever been interviewed. They have the same last name as me minus the s in the name
You hear about the Fontanelle's at the end of the video. Yes, some family members have been interviewed and there is a part of Richard Fontanelle's interview in the video.
@@photoiconsexplained Oh ok brilliant
Thank you for this informative video. I’d say it’s the best channel for me to watch and learn more about Street Photography ever. Well putting together and concise contents narrative. This’s a gift. I just ‘liked’ and subscribed. 🎉
At 4:19 the picture of the Deardorff 8x10 was my camera. As in literally my camera that I restored in 1999. That’s my photo of my camera, as well. If you’re going to borrow pictures from the internet, please at least try to credit the source.
Apologies if I missed this credit! I try my very best to credit all copyright owners. I will add it accordingly.
let's talk about how he abandoned his disabled daughter and was a monster to her mother for years
He was photobombing the picture. There wasn’t a word for that back then and still no synonyms.
Best photography content on youtube ❤
🙏🙏🙏 ❤️ thank you for the big compliment
tks a lot for this exceptional episode. such an enjoyment to watch and listen.
Thanks so much! Always appreciate the support!
Incredible story and astounding storytelling! ❤
Yes, sad story, indeed! Thanks for watching.
Well done.
Thank you . Appreciate it
thanks for sharing this
My pleasure
great post! 🥰🥰🥰 I love this video! I'm an italian contemporary artist 🟣I've just posted a Video about some shocking photos by Richard Avedon 🟥
In a nutshell, such an high-quality video and narration.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
The girl at 04:16 must be a time traveller. It looks like she’s holding a vape
Haha yeah, something like that
The negatives destroyed 💀
I know, crazy, right?!
I wish I was 1 brain cell behind this amazing chap.
haha don't we all! ;)
He was photobombing the picture. There wasn’t a word for that back then and still no synonyms.
Health & safety regulations have become a endurance, that’s why we’re stagnant.
Great work, and I enjoyed watching the video. But I found a little mistake. As a member of Leica Historica, I must say that you are wrong about the history of Leica. Leica was a Product of the Leitz company founded in the 19th century and was already very famous for its microscopes. The Leica was developed by Leitz employee and precision engineer Oskar Barnack in 1913. Ernst Leitz the second decided to launch it as a product for his Leitz company. Later in the 1990s, the former Leitz company was splitted into 3 different Leica companies. Leica Camera, Leica Microsystems, which still produces Microscopes, and Leica Geosystems for surveying and geographical measurement.
Alexander, you are right! Thank you for pointing that out! I have to apologise! I was aware that Leica produced microscopes before but must have gotten those details confused. I will put a correction into the description of the video.
Incredible! So inspiring! Can’t wait to see more from your channel.
Thank you so much!
Thank you..!! Great artist
Saul Leiter is one of my all-time favorite photographers. I love these videos, please keep them coming!
Thanks so much, John! Appreciate the words of support. :)
@@photoiconsexplained Thanks for sharing your knowledge! If you ever get the inclination, a video on Ernst Haas would be great!
@@JohnMaguire2013 Thanks for the suggestion. I've had him on my list as well. I'll definitely keep him in mind :)
Wonderful, well researched video. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much Chris! Glad you enjoyed it!
Very commendable, I too am a teacher and I teach level 3 BTEC students and a couple of the units that we do involve the use of a 10 x 8 camera and I get them to research Avedon, normally directing them to the ASX website. But this is superb and as far as I can make out researched really well and adds loads to my own knowledge. Thank you very much!
Thank you so much, really appreciate the nice feedback. Great that your students get to use the 8x10! The research of the video is mostly based on the book his assistant wrote. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@photoiconsexplained The Laura Wilson book? I need to get hold of a copy myself. I'll have a look around now!
@@someblokecalleddave1 yes, exactly! That's the one. Super interesting book with so much insight into Avedon's working methods.
Fantastic
These look back at times when photography was very different as so interesting, I really hope you make more. Thanks for sharing.
The narration is wonderful. Great pieces.
Thank you so much. It’s appreciated!
Wow, my left ear really enjoyed listening to this
Enjoyed that, thank you 🙏
The narrator's slow poke enunciation is like nails dragging on a chalk board. Ruins the video.
thank you very much!
I discovered this channel by chance and I was pleasantly surprised. Excellent work. Of course, I subscribe. Thank you very much for sharing and keep growing.
Thanks so much! Really appreciate support!
Excellent job like the rest. Looking forward to seeing the next one. Thank you very much for sharing. Sincerely.
Excellent work. It's lucky that someone makes these kinds of mini-documentaries so that the rest of us can enjoy them. Thanks a lot. A cordial greeting.
Excellent review of my favorite photographer. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! I love the format and presentation. Keep up the good work. Subscribed.
Absolutely riveting Thank you. I've just started reading a biography of Avedon and this video gives me some extra perspective on stuff I've read Excellent 👏👏
amazing !!
I love this! I want to pick up my camera and go out again.
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This channel is so underrated! Great video as always!
Thank you so much 😀