William Egglestone's Guide
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2022
- Robin's Book Club Episode 56: William Egglestone's Guide.
Perhaps the OG book of colour photography, William Egglestone's Guide is a true classic. The introductory essay by John Szarkowski is challenging and inspiring. Seeing all of the photographs in the book in one sitting certainly helps with understanding Egglestone's work.
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Great, thanks for showing all these books all the way thru:) So many were on my list to buy, now I don't need to!
Fantastic book. Fantastic channel. Thank you!
thanks for the encouragement :)
We all need to be given an advice to take photographs of the ugly stuff in absence of anything beautiful around
happy birthday
Thanks :)
9:35 No, actually IT IS dog’s tongue 👅 and that’s how dogs drink water - they bend their tongue in such way that allows to lift some of the water into their seemingly closed mouth 😊
Did he mostly use 35mm or medium format?
I understood it to be 35mm film, with a 35mm lens. (I bet it was a Leica!) Anyone have any more info? I've seen mention of 6x9 medium format cameras too....
I don't know, but a picture in an article about him in Vanity Fair show 9 old Leica cameras.