10 Street Photographers EVERY Photographer MUST Know
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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Street photography combines the improvisational act of capturing life as hit happens combined with the nostalgia and visual aesthetic that's like no other style of photography. I haven't done one of these kinds of videos in a while so I thought it would be fun to do an overview of who I feel the essentials are for me.
Henri Cartier-Bresson, W. Eugene Smith, Robert Frank and Saul Leiter are all probably names you know. But how about Charles Nègre, Kamoinge, Ted Cronner, Louis Farurer?
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Ted Forbes
The Art of Photography
2830 S. Hulen, Studio 133
Fort Worth, TX 76109
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I'm glad it's not another gear review of stuff I can't afford. More of this type of content please.
Yes! Gear stuff is ok but unless it relates to your choice between video or stills or both and then also involves an eco system that's relevant to you it becomes mute. Our man has a huge wealth of knowledge that I feel is untapped. History, technique and both where they collide is what I get excited about.
If you search through this channel’s older videos there’s tons of content like this. Ted has been doing this stuff for awhile.
@@joseph-the-seventh I subscribed to this channel some years ago. Content like this was the main reason why I subscribed in the first place. Not many channels talk about photography the artform these days. Too much emphasis on gears that people forget to shoot with their heart.
@@szz1070 True
szz1070 I agree but I would like to expand a bit. I would like to still see videos about gear but with an emphasis of what makes a lens unique, some ways you can use it, what it really excels at, etc.
I like these types of videos when you talk about artists. I know it probably doesn’t get as many views as gear reviews but you do such a good job at sharing knowledge. Thanks!
Weird. I skip most of the gear reviews. This is far more interesting.
Welcome back.... Glad to see photographers and photographs being discussed again.. 👏
💕💕
This is the Ted Forbes that I like 😀
absolutely
I mean you have to earn a living too. Gear videos ar much more popular: ua-cam.com/users/theartofphotographyvideos?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid
This is why I come back. Not thehardware reviews.
I watched this many many times
More like this! Inspires me to just get out there instead of having GAS over the newest piece of technology. The new tech will not necessarily improve my images.
Daido Moriyama is my current favorite
I'm currently learning a lot about him and his style which is highly influenced by the Japanese way of life.
There's a great documentary called "Near Equal" if you haven't already seen it.
There was recently an exhibition of his work in Barcelona, where I live. Fascinating.
was really hoping to see some Fan Ho, but I love the mention of Gordon Parks
Well... he has like 2 videos on Fan Ho's photography already.
@@peskymacaw9033 and at least one video on gordon parks...
Michael Smith
Oh yeah! Another incredible photographer!
I didn't know about Charles Négre. MY GOD, i love that work. And to think he did it as a way to gather material for his paintings.
Thanks Ted, not just for this video but also for introducing me to even more influential photographers. This is the kind of video that got me interested in your channel six years ago.
Cheers from Australia
Steve
Mr Forbes, I love these videos. Going 'old school' AOP is definitely appreciated!
Hey Ted, fellow fort worth'er here hoping your having a good rainy evening. Your channel has been the introduction to many photographic styles and photographers that have since become huge inspirations for me over the years. I haven't seen Ted Cronners work before and WOW! Thank you for all the great content and discussions here.
Can I just say thanks for all the time you've put into teaching us about the history of photography and technique in general. Not enough channels do this. Thank you sir, bless your heart. 🙏
I really love your channel! It talks about artist and about the love of photography! You are focusing on what 's important! It's so refreshing to hear about artists in a medium such as youtube where the algorithm pushes everyone to create content about gear - gear - gear.
I highly approve this list and would like to include 20 ppl more :D Ah the good old days with some education and history lessons from Ted :)
That's a great, and inspiring list of street photographers. We can learn so much from them... If there was an eleventh pick, I'd certainly include Vivian Maier.
I've been watching and appreciating your photo lit series for several years now. I feel like they're a lot better than the classes I took in college back in the '90s.
Thank you!
Ted, thank you for for this video, so well done. Themes like this are why I subscribed to your channel. Lots of guys are doing gear posts but no one that I have found creates insightful videos on The Art of Photography the way you do
, Please Keep em coming!
I've been diving back into your older videos where you cover specific photographers. Very glad to see you're getting back into this type of content.
Wonderful to see you back doing what you are great at !!
I love when you do photo history videos! Like you say there are so many good street photographers out there. All the more reason to do a continuation of this video.
One of THE BEST enriching photography sessions I have seen so far! Ted, PLEASE use this one as a template for many more and thanks for bringing this to life!
No matter what your topic, I ALWAYS learn from you. Thank you so much for the variety of thoughtful content you produce.
Love these kinds of videos ! That's what initially got me into your channel wayyy back when you were doing the composition series. Those videos even helped me in my architecture career! ☺️
I really mean this in the best way I can say it.......this is the best video you have done for a while Ted. Really, REALLY enjoyed this. Hearing you talk about photographers I've not heard of and giving me ideas for people I want to learn more about is exactly why i first started watching years ago:) More of this content please.
I came across your channel almost a year ago when I was starting out photography and watched some of your videos and now this video came in my recommendations and I really enjoyed watching it! It’s so inspiring and I discovered new photographers and new photography!
Very beautiful video!!
Ted - this is a wonderfully important video. I have not come across most of these photographers, I classify myself as a photo/artist tho so half baked, and this video is like a banquet of raw beauty that I’m sooooo appreciative of you sharing. My favorite videos of yours have lead this direction, and loved those. There’s just such a balance achieved w/ the direction of modern photography, and sifting through bygone, more or less, of the past artists. You’ve again enriched my evening.
Hey Ted! Hope you’re staying well. Thanks for pulling in some lesser known photographers among the better known group. It’s important to expand our knowledge base as we pursue our own work. Nice!
When you've spent the last few weeks consuming nearly everything street photography related on UA-cam and a video from one of your favorite channels drops some content on the matter the next day. Thank you for this!
So happy to have a thoughtful review of the artistic works of many photographers. Other than a few brief mentions (wide angle, view camera, etc.) it was devoid of tech talk. Many thanks.
Street photography is definitely the essence of photography itself, as it embodies the one crucial element of photography, observation.
The controversy around Martin Parr’s colour work and his admission to Magnum could have been an interesting subject to discuss in this video-essay as his work has inspired the fashion photography scene a lot in the past decade.
Street photography and observation is great practice for pretty much all genres of photography and other art forms. William Klein, who also lived in NYC as a pioneering street photographer, became a well known Vogue photographer. Vogue and Klein collaborated for over a decade in the mid-twentieth century.
Thanks for sharing Ted. This is the main reason why I love your channel. Your insight on the history of photography.
This is the kind of video I love to watch. Your passion, knowledge and humility shine through. Fabulous selection of photographers; I hadn't heard of some of them which only whets my appetite to discover more about them. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I will do some more research on these amazing photographers! Thank goodness for quality photography channels like this!
Thank you, thank you, thanks you. Love the introduction to some photographers that are new to me and some that I return to again and again for good reason. Please keep doing these reviews, these running overviews of various approaches to photography - the art of photography.
What an excellent job you did of putting together this diverse list of inspiring, influential photographers. Watching your video has been a great experience.
hi Ted, love your channel. You have introduced me to a number of great photographers, Josef Sudek in particular as well as W. Eugene Smith are two of my favorites. i noticed a photograph of Rashaan Roland Kirk in this video that was taken at the jazz loft. i love his album The Inflated Tear a classic jazz tune with an interesting back story that was probably inspired by those late night jams you mentioned in the video. Must have been one of the coolest places on earth to hang out at the time .Thanks Ted for intorducing me to so many talented photographers, keep up the noble work.
Love these videos, Ted. You provide us such a great education - highly appreciated! All best from Korea
I love love Henri C-B's work 💕 thank you for sharing the others Im definitely going to look more into them!
This is the type of content I like to see.
A pity that most people only crave gear reviews.
Show mercy for this poor class and tasteless fool, you singularly magnificent human. I am not worthy..
They want instant results, and definitive answers through specs lists. Thinking and practice are too open ended for them
So glad to see some old style Ted back. So much to learn from these types of videos 😀
I love when you talk about this stuff ! So much passion !
Thanks for sharing. Your content it’s something that I didn’t know I needed and the algorithm showed it and I loved it.
I don't have 10, but I really admire Henry Cartier-Bresson, Fan Ho, & Helen Levitt. Especially Fan Ho because I grew up in Hong Kong. I like some of Robert Frank's work considering his place in photographic history. Not sure if you count Walker Evans as a street photographer but I like Evans too. By the way, some photos that you showed in La Strada were amazing. I wish I could get a hold of a copy.
Great video! Very enlightening and informative. A lot of great names mentioned in there too. It's refreshing to watch photography videos about photography instead of equipment. Thank you!
I love all your new content and your camera reviews. You give a different perspective as someone who actually taught photography, but I do really enjoy it when you take it back to the greats and share those classic images and why they were so important. I'm obsessed with street photography, but it wasn't until I saw your video on W. Eugene Smith that I realized just making a compelling image with some bokkeh isn't enough. You need a body of work to tell a complete story and you have to do it with passion. Keep doing what you do, but please continue sprinkling in stuff like this. Oh, and bring back the Pinterest boards in the vids if you can :) Thanks, Ted!
I love these history videos. I understand the art and art history videos are works of love. The gear videos pay the bills. Ya gotta do what ya gotta do. The Artist series was sooo good. Ted is also the guy that taught me all the stuff I've forgotten about composition. I need to rewatch so many things. I don't think I'll every be a great photographer, but every time I spend a few hours walking and intentionally practicing 1 specific form of composition, I feel a little more proud of my work. I need to get out and shoot more.
You have done a great video here, all photographers you have mentionned are the most interesting ones.
Thank you Ted !
Thank you for putting this together and showing us these wonderful artists
Loved it. Thanks for coming up with this one. 😍😍🤗🤗
Thank you. There’s some names in there I’m not so familiar with, and some I definitely need to revisit. Agree with many of the other comments - this is how we discovered your channel years ago. The gear reviews may get the clicks but there’s hundreds of other channels doing that. So few doing this - the art of photography. Keep it up. Good stuff!
One of your best. Loved this video so much.
Please keep on making these videos! I want to stop looking at “popular” crap and start looking at good stuff, no matter what the era
Just watched this again. It never gets old because there’s always something to learn. Thanks again Ted.
Amazing list!! Truly inspiring video, Ted!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Had the pleasure of meeting both Gene Smith and Gordon Parks back when I was a photojournalist, and worked with Norm Rabinowitz, who was Smith's assistant on his Pittsburgh essay. They were true greats.
I constantly rewatch the old stuff about photographers. It was great to see some new photographers I haven't hear of. I am about to go out and shoot and I have google searched all the photographers I haven't heard of. I am excited to come home and look through. I am also going to see if there any episodes of the candid frame with interviews with the Africa American photographers. I love these rabbit holes
This is the type of content that brought me to this channel. Thanks for the insight, especially about Kamoinge. I’ve never heard of the group.
You have always been my mentor. Thank you for existing. I love the Artist series plus Photo assignment. Keep doing.
Awesome stuff. I lived thru the 50s,60s,70s,till 2020. and saw a lot of the times you referred to in this video. Thanks for sharing my life with me. Really enjoyed.
I really like this video because many of the images you show bust the myth that street photography is just randomly snapping and hoping something turns out. Most of these images were either carefully composed and waiting for someone to enter or the person is well aware they are being photographed, if not always posed in the image.
Thanks for the video. I've been considering studying more on the topic of these iconic street photographers, especially having already looked briefly into the work of Saul Leiter and subsequently having my mind blown by his talent, with colour especially you've mentioned here. Street photography has always seemed incredibly daunting to me, but even as a portrait photographer I believe a great deal can be learned from this school of photography. Thanks again and I hope you are well. God bless and stay safe. Brad
Would love to see a part 2 of this video
I agree ... and part 3 and 4 and 5!
A good list of classics, we know theres so many more who you could /you should. Happy to see this type of stuff again and another artists series would be great.
Thank you for the two free months on Skillshare! Great video, I was looking forward to seeing again this kind of stuff !
Love these videos. This is the kind of AoP content that got me hooked!
I enjoy your equipment reviews, but I love your work on great photographers!!! Thank you for this great video.
I hate to complain, but I am so sad that you left out Vivian Maier. She is solely responsible for inspiring me to pick up a camera.
Ted has done videos on her on the past. He said back then she was a good photographer but not a great one (I'm paraphrasing). That was years ago...I wonder what his thoughts are now? I too find her inspiring. The thought of that much creativity hidden away resonates with me. Some detractors of hers say it's her story that people are fascinated by as opposed to her work...I say why do those two things need to be separate?
Hello Ted. Jose from Puerto Rico. Fascinating video! I really enjoyed this one. You are a true scholar of Photography and your channel is a breath of fresh air on UA-cam. I never get tired of watching and listening to your narration of the history of Photography. Joel Meyerowitz is one of my favorites too. I'd love to hear you talk someday about Jay Maisel, Pete Turner, Ernst Haas, and Fan Ho.
Really enjoyed this. Lots to explore and learn from your list of amazing photographers. Thank you.
Really good Ted! What a performance too! You should do a 6 hour video and carry on throughout historical photographers. I'd watch it in one go.
Just love this kind of videos. Always feel inspired to go out and shoot.
I love when you do these films Ted, I always learn something. Edit, this content is unique Ted, more would be great and I reckon find a wide audience. So many people doing gear stuff.
Great History video, I’m currently taking photography classes at OCC ( Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa California ), the rumor says that school is one of the best school for video and photography because the experience of the teachers and equipment, I was always interested on the thecnical aspects of photography but I took a class called “History and Aesthetics of photography” and is so amazing to learn how started, I even converted my tiny loft apartment into a “Camera Obscura” and the results were incredible, your video covered a lot of what I saw in class, people need to learn about all that, not just pick a camera and start shooting, Thank again.
Jose W.
Thank you !
Great video !
Please keep going 😊 I would love to see more about each photographer and with more examples of them great work.
I like to her your thoughts and feelings about it as well !!!
Thank you again and waiting for more 😊
I really miss seeing these style of videos on you channel ted hopefully we can keep getting them
I love these episodes. Its been months since I've tuned in. It feels like photography tonight.
Great List!!! If it was a top 20 I would add Max Yanvo, Diane Arbus, Winogrand, Bruce Davidson, Roy De Carava, Eugene Richards, Eisenstaedt, William Klein, Elliott Erwitt and Walker Evans
Thanks, I have some new books on the way now :) I always love this kind of content and the passion with which you bring it!
Just discovered your channel! Loved specially Gary's work. Thanks for this video!
From Chile! Thank you for this, I’m always looking at new photographers to check out. I would recommend Sergio Larraín, a Chilean photographer, worked for Magnum, his photography is a bit surreal. His work influenced the story that inspired the film Blowup. Very different and awe inspiring work.
Good Stuff! I guess I'm not alone in being disappointed by so much tech and so little Art on this channel in the last couple of years.
I really love your educational videos about photography and photographers. Hope you ca do it more often.
Great videos !! I was an analog amateur photographer and I´m getting into photography again with digital. I´m 59 years old and your videos are very good for knowing the right way of this fascinating hobby (or job, it depends). Thank you !! Hello from México !!
Great Ted👍 fab to hear all this as i had a great career, visual communication and great photographers... I studied Design at Blackpool and the fylde college, they had it so on the nail... Never touched a camera for the first year, studying art, visuals, 3D, print, sculpture... That aura of those great images, and the smell of thousands of hours in a dark room. It led me on to a good career. I dropped it to really start thinking about the image again. People are amazed when i talk about 5x4 etc lol... Keep up the good work.
It's great to hear about some of the history of what we do. Thank you, Sir.
Fantastic! Exactly what I was looking for during this lockdown. Thank you so much!
amazing video. Thanks Ted!
Great video! Saul Leiter’s color work is phenomenal. I think his work gets better with time.
I absolutely agree with the previous comment. It's great to hear commentary on photographers who can produce amazing images.
The Gary Winogrand image at 13.51 is amazing, one of my all time favourite pictures. Beautiful.
Much better! Really, I can go anywhere for reviews of gear I'm not going to buy, but I come to Ted for the education, the photo books and the artists. This is how it used to be on AOP - good stuff!
I follow you for so long and you are still knockin‘it again and again ! 💪🖖💨
Loved this Ted, and love your enthusiasm about the subject, it is so infectious! But....I spent the whole video hoping you would mention John free. John in my opinion is a living legend. I really liked this video, and you're the only one I know of doing them, thanks for that!!
This was fascinating! I sit around wishing I’d taken more street photos back in the 1970s and 80s instead of getting out and capturing my city right now. I need to get out more. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
Wonderful video Sir. I never heard about Ted Croner, but immedialtly fall in love with his blurry pictures.
You can tell; it shows it; this was from the heart. Thanks for some of the (to me) relatively unknown but talented names in it.
Miss this old kind of content. That's what got me on this Chanel.
Here's one of my favorite photographers, Enrique Metinides was a Mexican photographer pupular in the 50's, 60's & 70's who was known as the "The Kid" and his main focus was accidents, it was well known that he would be among the first ones to arrive into the crime scene in order to take pictures.
I know the gear reviews have to be done, but I love these old school videos. The artist and photographer series have been played through many times in my living room.
Ted, you hit the nail on the head. Great. Keep it coming.