Showing posts with label Large Format. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Large Format. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 February 2011

Dan Carrillo

Dan Carrillo talks about the wet plate process.
Via Mikko


Images © Dan Carrillo





dan carrillo: wet plates from Patrick Richardson Wright on Vimeo.

Thursday, 6 January 2011

Justine Kurland

Americn photographer Justine Kurland.

Images © Justine Kurland




Saturday, 30 October 2010

Edward Burtynsky

Edward Burtynsky series 'Oil Spill' looking at the oil spill of the gulf of mexico.

images © Edward Burtynsky




Wednesday, 13 October 2010

Will Steacy

American Photographer Will Steacy. Photographs from various projects.

Images © Will Steacy




Thursday, 15 July 2010

Wednesday, 31 March 2010

A conversation with Rut Blees Luxemberg and David Campany

Last Week I went to a conversation between German photographer Rut Blees Luxemberg and photographer/critic David Campany. The great part of the talk was that it was a conversation which originally came about for when the two would go around London to the spots where Rut had photographed with a lightbox and the transparency and discuss the work. I originally came about her work as a result of the album covers for Bloc Party and The Streets and it was interesting to hear Rut when discussing these pictures she said she had "Sold Out". I guess this was the main reason that interested me in this talk was that it was to discuss Rut's photography and not the industry or "Commercial" aspects of photography. I really liked the tube station pictures done in centenary celebrations of the stations designed by architect Charles Holden. `David Campany is exactly how I thought he would be a great critic on the medium and an amazing talker.

Images © Rut Blees Luxemberg



Sunday, 21 March 2010

Jem Southam

Jem Southam is an amazing british landscape photographer, can't find a website for him so here is a link to an interview with him from Seesaw magazine.







Tuesday, 5 January 2010

Jesse Chehak

Happy New Yeah, hope your enjoying the snow. I have been looking at Jesse Chehak's
work lately and it is great, especially th Fool's Gold series, which is currrently looking for a publisher, deffinately deserves one. Can deffinately see a Steven Shore influence in his work.









Thursday, 31 December 2009

Simon Roberts

A really great interview with photographer Simon Roberts Discussing Motherland and We English, both fantastic books, it's great to see Simon talk so passionately about his work.


Simon Roberts: Lens Culture Conversations with Photographers from Jim Casper on Vimeo.

Monday, 7 December 2009

Book review Week 3 - Mitch Epstein

I'm a massive fan of Mitch Epstein's work, I have been looking at a lot of his work lately. I wanted to showcase some of the images from the series 'Family Business' which is a collection of photographs, video clips, text and discussions, it focuses on Mitch's father's business's a once succesful furniture store and some properties he rents out, Mitch is showing the demise of what was once a successful Jewish immigrant dynasty. Mitch's work in this series is really truly inspiring, and it's a shame that you can't see the whole series on his website because the book is full of strong photographs.

I also got out 'work' from the library which comes with a dvd with the video footage from Family Business' which the video stills are made up of, Mitch goes around as a silent witness following his dad as he deals with tricky tennants.







Saturday, 14 November 2009

Martin Schoeller

So I have been going on for a while about a catch up on the exhibitions I have been visiting over the summer. As soon as I landed in Paris I noticed Martin Schoeller was having an exhibition at A. Galerie, it seemed like it was more aimed at art buyers as a sort of Paris this is Martin Schoeller, not really a theme to the exhibition more just a showcase of his recent portfolio, but the oppertunity to see large prints of photographs taken on 10x8 should never be missed. Here is the flyer for the exhibition. (On a side note Zidane is one of my heroes).