3 Lessons by Harry Gruyaert (Street & documentary photography)

Today we will talk about Harry Gruyaert….
Born in Belgium in 1941, Harry studied photography and film-making. He made a few films as director in 60`.
In the end of 1970s he had travelled to the United States, India, Egypt, Japan and Morocco.
In 1982, he joined Magnum Photos. His career is long and rich, He photographed for magazines, fashion brands, made movies, worked in illustration, among other important works, he produced many books as well, which are testimony of how Gruyaert likes to work in different environments, with contrasting lights and colours.
Do you like Harry`s photographs?
Who should be next ?
Interview with Harry Gruyaert:
• HARRY GRUYAERT - Inter...
Harry`s magnum page: www.magnumphotos.com/photogra...
Harry about colour:
• Harry Gruyaert speaks ...
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[@hugomartinsphoto]

Harry Gruyaert is one of my favourites! this was very well done! thanks for the work!

[@Uni_sono]

Well thank you my friend I honestly appreciate it... Harry is true master and I thought he deserves something 😉🙏

[@hugomartinsphoto]

@@Uni_sono absolutely! keep these coming!

[@grahamrichards8531]

"his creative genius" - very impressed, thank you.

[@Uni_sono]

Thank you Graham 🙏😉

[@sanwarzone]

Thanks Martin...color is HARD and the tip about composing differently when using color makes sense. Seeing Harry Gruyaert's color images was great.

[@Uni_sono]

Thank you my friend, yes Harry's work is great example. I shoot colour and his work is so inspirational just so thought through.... His work make me feel even ashamed 😁

[@channamasala]

Nice video. Thanks for researching and sharing. Do you know the work of Raghubir Singh? A video on him would be cool.

[@Uni_sono]

Thank you 😉 no I haven't heard about him, just checked some of his work and it look pretty interesting. I will see what I can do and on how much info I can gather. Thank you

[@anthonywallace3830]

Agreed!!

[@marcpilon4585]

Thank you for the video. Very interesting. Note that there is a lot of echo.

[@Uni_sono]

Thank you very much 🙏 I have mic but there is still some improvement needed, noted.

[@emadaram9640]

thank you fornthe video/ please put lessons from Steve Maccury

[@Uni_sono]

That's actually great idea ✌️ thank you my friend

[@marcpilon4585]

What book would you recommend if I would only get one book about Harry Gryaert

[@Uni_sono]

There is obviously many but to me for 100000% is India by him the best ...but probably it's personal preference ...other books had project sort of ...India is interesting for me because I love photos from there and colour world of India in his vision is just amazing ....but if you want more project oriented book then "last call" it's cool about the airports !!!

[@911TruthFighter]

Peter Beard

[@Uni_sono]

Thank you I am going to check him out 😉🙏

[@jimfryer]

The first black and white portrait you show isn’t Harry Gruyaert! It’s a picture of Édouard Boubat!

[@Uni_sono]

If it’s true than thank you for correcting me… young photos of artists are sometimes tricky to match…