Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed this journey through Edward Steichen's work. He was truly a visionary, and it's amazing to see how his photographs continue to inspire people today. I appreciate you taking the time to comment-it means a lot! Stay tuned for more content coming soon, and feel free to share with anyone who might find it interesting. Have an awesome day! 🚀📸
Joel, great production. I cannot imagine this being any better than it is. Those portraits-- just brilliant and so human and yet mysterious. Thank you for what you do for your viewers and for the art of photography. Highest regards...
Wow, thank you so much! 😊 That truly means a lot. Steichen had an incredible gift for capturing both the humanity and mystery in his portraits-it's what makes his work so timeless and powerful. I’m really grateful for your kind words and support. It’s a pleasure to share these stories and celebrate the art of photography with viewers like you. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy it! Highest regards to you as well! 🙌📸
I am so happy to come across this feature on UA-cam this morning, and it took me back to my early years in my photographic journey in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I was introduced to the works of Angel Adams at a small local photography club and my world exploded with curiosity about what photography required to lead me forward to my eventual career. Very soon after that in my late teens, my mother gave me a book for Christmas- A Life in Photography, by Steichen. My second jolt about where my life would lead. I still have this book, but haven’t viewed it in years. That’s about to change. Thank you for bringing back one of my greatest inspirations in my life and career.
Wow, what an incredible story! 😊 It’s amazing how certain moments and discoveries shape our creative paths. Ansel Adams and Steichen are both giants in photography, each leaving an undeniable impact on the art form. It’s so special that you still have A Life in Photography-what a meaningful gift from your mother! That book is truly a treasure, and I love that this video has inspired you to revisit it. Thank you for sharing this with me! It means a lot to know that this content can bring back such important memories. Wishing you all the best as you reconnect with that inspiration. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with others who might enjoy it! 📸✨
Thank you so much! 😊 I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Steichen’s portrait work is definitely on another level-his ability to capture personality and emotion is truly outstanding. Glad you enjoyed the episode! Have a great day! 👍📸
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m really glad you found the documentary inspiring. Steichen’s work has so much to offer, not just to photographers but to all artists who appreciate the power of visual storytelling. I truly appreciate your support and kind words! 🙌 Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it. Have a fantastic day! 📸✨
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I can’t even fathom how much he has seen in his life. Born in the 1800s, both world wars. What a story. Thankfully he documented a lot of it with his amazing photos
Absolutely! It’s incredible to think about everything Steichen witnessed during his lifetime-so much history, so many changes. His journey through photography, from the late 1800s to the mid-20th century, is truly remarkable. And like you said, we’re lucky that he documented so much of it with his amazing images. His work gives us a window into the past, not just in a historical sense but also through his artistic vision. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it. Have a great day! 📸✨
These are beautiful photographs. I've always found black and white pictures to have an ethereal component to them, like something that shows explicitly yet having an intangible yet powerful quality about them that makes them seem really alive in their expression.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 😊 I completely get what you mean about black and white photography having that ethereal quality-there’s something about the absence of color that makes the emotions and details feel even more alive. Edward Steichen had an incredible way of capturing that depth, almost like he was painting with light instead of just taking pictures. His work truly stands the test of time. I really appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts. It means a lot! Stay tuned for more content, and if you know anyone who might enjoy this, feel free to share! 👍 Hope you have an amazing day! 😃📸
What a life, what a range in his work! Some of his early works made me think of František Drtikol for some reason, some of Josef Sudek, and then he started jumping ahead and I was just "okay, so this is Mr. Steichen too!". Very interesting shiny highlights and "kicked down" rest of the image in some shots. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 😊 Steichen truly had an incredible life and such a wide range in his work-it’s fascinating to see how he evolved over time. I can definitely see why some of his early works might remind you of Drtikol and Sudek. He had a way of experimenting with light and mood that connected with different photographic styles, yet he always managed to push forward into something uniquely his own. His ability to constantly reinvent himself is what makes him such a legendary figure. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts! Hope you have a great day, and stay tuned for more content. Feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it! 📸✨
Amazing portraits !!!! He started it all . They're so intimate . You can see right into his subjects ...... I lost my copy of 'Family of Man ' back in the 70's somewhere ..... I need to look on ebay for another one .......Great video ..... Thanks ........ No portrait of Garbo ???
My mother not only knew Dorothy Norman, but actually saw "The Family of Man" with her. It has never truly impressed me. Steichen's photographs made before the Great War were transcendent; his fashion photographs were excellent, but Irving Penn's were better. My opinion, of course, but I was privileged to see two prints of "Flatiron Building", which I consider the finest ever made.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! I really appreciate the time you took to comment. Hope you have a fantastic day, and stay tuned for more content on the channel! 🎥✨ Feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy these discussions. 🙌
Thank you for your keen observation! 😊 You're absolutely right-Steichen’s body of work is so vast and influential that a single video can’t fully do it justice. His ability to capture elegance, personality, and timeless beauty is truly remarkable. The images you mentioned-Golden Measure, Fred Astaire in Top Hat, and Garbo Backwards in Chair-are all stunning examples of his mastery. Each one tells a story in its own unique way, showcasing his deep understanding of composition, light, and human expression. I really appreciate you pointing them out! Thanks for watching and engaging with the content. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy it! Have a fantastic day! 😊📸
@Joel_Ulises I owned those over run prints from the book plus foxglove. Bought them from his widow as I also live in CT/ New Haven. At the time I used a 4x5 view camera. Op prints.Slight
Le commentateur français ne sait pas comment prononcer les noms des artistes pourtant plus que célèbres et ne connait visiblement rien au sujet ... à revoir mais hommage excellent
Merci pour votre commentaire ! J’apprécie beaucoup vos mots sur cet hommage. 😊 Je comprends que la prononciation puisse être un défi, surtout avec des noms d’artistes de différentes cultures. J’en tiendrai compte pour les prochaines vidéos. Mon objectif est toujours de partager du contenu de qualité et de mettre en valeur ces incroyables artistes, donc votre retour est précieux pour moi. Merci encore pour votre soutien, et j’espère vous revoir bientôt sur la chaîne ! 🎥✨ N’hésitez pas à partager avec ceux qui pourraient apprécier. Passez une excellente journée ! 🙌
Beautiful and inspiring trip through the work of this great photographer. Thank you for this!!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed this journey through Edward Steichen's work. He was truly a visionary, and it's amazing to see how his photographs continue to inspire people today.
I appreciate you taking the time to comment-it means a lot! Stay tuned for more content coming soon, and feel free to share with anyone who might find it interesting. Have an awesome day! 🚀📸
Joel, great production. I cannot imagine this being any better than it is. Those portraits-- just brilliant and so human and yet mysterious.
Thank you for what you do for your viewers and for the art of photography. Highest regards...
Wow, thank you so much! 😊 That truly means a lot. Steichen had an incredible gift for capturing both the humanity and mystery in his portraits-it's what makes his work so timeless and powerful.
I’m really grateful for your kind words and support. It’s a pleasure to share these stories and celebrate the art of photography with viewers like you. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy it! Highest regards to you as well! 🙌📸
I am so happy to come across this feature on UA-cam this morning, and it took me back to my early years in my photographic journey in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I was introduced to the works of Angel Adams at a small local photography club and my world exploded with curiosity about what photography required to lead me forward to my eventual career.
Very soon after that in my late teens, my mother gave me a book for Christmas- A Life in Photography, by Steichen. My second jolt about where my life would lead. I still have this book, but haven’t viewed it in years. That’s about to change.
Thank you for bringing back one of my greatest inspirations in my life and career.
Wow, what an incredible story! 😊 It’s amazing how certain moments and discoveries shape our creative paths. Ansel Adams and Steichen are both giants in photography, each leaving an undeniable impact on the art form.
It’s so special that you still have A Life in Photography-what a meaningful gift from your mother! That book is truly a treasure, and I love that this video has inspired you to revisit it.
Thank you for sharing this with me! It means a lot to know that this content can bring back such important memories. Wishing you all the best as you reconnect with that inspiration. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with others who might enjoy it! 📸✨
Another good episode Joel. He did some fine work and his portrait work was outstanding.
Thank you so much! 😊 I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. Steichen’s portrait work is definitely on another level-his ability to capture personality and emotion is truly outstanding. Glad you enjoyed the episode! Have a great day! 👍📸
@@Joel_Ulises You too.
Inspiring documentary! A must for every artist or portraiture either photographer or not. Congratulations!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you so much! 😊 I’m really glad you found the documentary inspiring. Steichen’s work has so much to offer, not just to photographers but to all artists who appreciate the power of visual storytelling.
I truly appreciate your support and kind words! 🙌 Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it. Have a fantastic day! 📸✨
Hey! 👋 I’m thrilled that you’re enjoying the content on my channel! If my videos have inspired or entertained you, consider supporting me with a small donation. 💫 Your contribution-no matter the amount-directly helps me create more valuable content and stay motivated to bring you even more exciting things to discover! 🎥✨
Many amazing people, just like you, are part of this journey, and every bit of support helps make a difference. 🙌 Thank you for being awesome and helping me keep the passion alive! 🙏🔥
▶ Donate via PayPal: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NH9AK48S7NZL6
I can’t even fathom how much he has seen in his life. Born in the 1800s, both world wars. What a story. Thankfully he documented a lot of it with his amazing photos
Absolutely! It’s incredible to think about everything Steichen witnessed during his lifetime-so much history, so many changes. His journey through photography, from the late 1800s to the mid-20th century, is truly remarkable.
And like you said, we’re lucky that he documented so much of it with his amazing images. His work gives us a window into the past, not just in a historical sense but also through his artistic vision.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊 Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it. Have a great day! 📸✨
These are beautiful photographs. I've always found black and white pictures to have an ethereal component to them, like something that shows explicitly yet having an intangible yet powerful quality about them that makes them seem really alive in their expression.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 😊 I completely get what you mean about black and white photography having that ethereal quality-there’s something about the absence of color that makes the emotions and details feel even more alive.
Edward Steichen had an incredible way of capturing that depth, almost like he was painting with light instead of just taking pictures. His work truly stands the test of time.
I really appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts. It means a lot! Stay tuned for more content, and if you know anyone who might enjoy this, feel free to share! 👍 Hope you have an amazing day! 😃📸
@@Joel_Ulises Thank you! You too.
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What a life, what a range in his work!
Some of his early works made me think of František Drtikol for some reason, some of Josef Sudek, and then he started jumping ahead and I was just "okay, so this is Mr. Steichen too!".
Very interesting shiny highlights and "kicked down" rest of the image in some shots.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! 😊 Steichen truly had an incredible life and such a wide range in his work-it’s fascinating to see how he evolved over time.
I can definitely see why some of his early works might remind you of Drtikol and Sudek. He had a way of experimenting with light and mood that connected with different photographic styles, yet he always managed to push forward into something uniquely his own. His ability to constantly reinvent himself is what makes him such a legendary figure.
I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts! Hope you have a great day, and stay tuned for more content. Feel free to share the channel with anyone who might enjoy it! 📸✨
Amazing portraits !!!! He started it all . They're so intimate . You can see right into his subjects ......
I lost my copy of 'Family of Man ' back in the 70's somewhere ..... I need to look on ebay for another one .......Great video ..... Thanks ........ No portrait of Garbo ???
Thanks for watching and commenting!
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You are so welcome
@Joel_Ulises Please keep up the good work 😉
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Thank you so much for your kind words!
My mother not only knew Dorothy Norman, but actually saw "The Family of Man" with her. It has never truly impressed me. Steichen's photographs made before the Great War were transcendent; his fashion photographs were excellent, but Irving Penn's were better. My opinion, of course, but I was privileged to see two prints of "Flatiron Building", which I consider the finest ever made.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! I really appreciate the time you took to comment. Hope you have a fantastic day, and stay tuned for more content on the channel! 🎥✨ Feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy these discussions. 🙌
a few timeless images missed 1. golden measure 2 . Fred Astair top hat 3. Garbo backwards in chair [ Moma ]
Thank you for your keen observation! 😊 You're absolutely right-Steichen’s body of work is so vast and influential that a single video can’t fully do it justice. His ability to capture elegance, personality, and timeless beauty is truly remarkable.
The images you mentioned-Golden Measure, Fred Astaire in Top Hat, and Garbo Backwards in Chair-are all stunning examples of his mastery. Each one tells a story in its own unique way, showcasing his deep understanding of composition, light, and human expression.
I really appreciate you pointing them out! Thanks for watching and engaging with the content. Stay tuned for more, and feel free to share with anyone who might enjoy it! Have a fantastic day! 😊📸
@Joel_Ulises I owned those over run prints from the book plus foxglove. Bought them from his widow as I also live in CT/ New Haven. At the time I used a 4x5 view camera. Op prints.Slight
Association with I. Cunningham W. Evans and L.Jacovy. Reprinted their work, was also at the Flaretey center in Brattleboro.
Le commentateur français ne sait pas comment prononcer les noms des artistes pourtant plus que célèbres et ne connait visiblement rien au sujet ... à revoir mais hommage excellent
Merci pour votre commentaire ! J’apprécie beaucoup vos mots sur cet hommage. 😊
Je comprends que la prononciation puisse être un défi, surtout avec des noms d’artistes de différentes cultures. J’en tiendrai compte pour les prochaines vidéos. Mon objectif est toujours de partager du contenu de qualité et de mettre en valeur ces incroyables artistes, donc votre retour est précieux pour moi.
Merci encore pour votre soutien, et j’espère vous revoir bientôt sur la chaîne ! 🎥✨ N’hésitez pas à partager avec ceux qui pourraient apprécier. Passez une excellente journée ! 🙌
Vos presentations et choix de photographes sont toujours de qualité @@Joel_Ulises