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www.silberstudios.tv Documentary photographer Daniel Milnor joins us today on the Marc Silber show to talk about his approach to photography and the work he loves to do. He loves focusing on documentary work, especially long-term black and white documentary projects, both domestically and internationally. In the field, Dan uses a very stripped down system of equipment. He often works with a single camera and a lens and occasionally mixes cameras and formats only when he teaches. Typically, he advises against mixing formats, such as color and black & white photographs. You only have a split second to catch an image when analyzing a scene, and having too complex a set-up may cause you to miss the moment. Developing the idea of a project's story is crucial, so he always does his research beforehand. Nowadays, it is easy to do documentary work by going out into the field and winging it, but when you have a theme in mind, it's better to perform research for a more complete picture. BTW, a big thanks you to the folks at Calumet San Francisco for helping us out with the shoot. Thanks to WPO for their assistance with the interviews.
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Watch professional documentary photographer Joseph Peter talk about the many eye-catching photos and portraits he took on his recent 75-day trip to Africa.
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Cathy Hattam Photography 2009 - documentary photographs taken while doing aid work in orphanages in 1992. Dedicated to the children and carers in these orphanages. Music by Sarah McLachlan - Angel.
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www.dombower.com This video i tell you the basic needs for a "documentary" photographer. from the type of camera and lenses to the attituded needed.
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We're near Stanford University with our guest, Teru Kuwayama, a veteran documentary photographer who frequently finds himself in the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan. He has carved a nomadic path across Asia and the Middle East, seeking out remote, undeveloped, and conflicted areas. His haunting photos of Iraq and Afghanistan are shot with, as he puts it, "semi functional Polaroids and toy cameras". Teru describes his experiences as an embedded photojournalist and some of his current projects dealing with conflict zones. His photography has been featured in a stream of publications including Outside, Newsweek, Fortune and The National Geographic. Teru's photographs have received numerous awards and citations, including grants from the Alexia Foundation for World Peace, and The New York Foundation for the Arts. He is presently on a John S. Knight Fellowship at Stanford.
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Documentary photographer Elizabeth Kreutz loves travelling around the world to photograph people and sports in order to tell stories from a unique angle. Elizabeth Kreutz, a documentary sports photographer and member of the SanDisk Extreme Team, loves telling stories through her photography. She has captured images from sports events around the world, such as the Winter and Summer Olympics, Tour de France and Baja 1000. She enjoys capturing behind-the-scenes moments that compose a special story that people don't see all the time. As a sports photojournalist, Elizabeth has to shoot photos of athletes moving at top speeds. Due to this finite window of opportunity, she can't afford to be stalled by long buffer times that prevent the shot. She needs to be able to trust completely in her cards, which allows her to spend more time connecting with the subject and capturing the moment. When she uses SanDisk Extreme memory cards, she doesn't have to worry about running out of space for all her sports action shots. As she's grabbing a shot of Lance Armstrong crossing the finish line, she only has a split second to capture that shot and make it count.
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This is part one (of three) of the night photography documentary film that I made in 2003. Night photographers Howie Spielman, Troy Paiva, Larrie Thompson, Tom Paiva, Lance Keimig and Steve Harper discuss their work and explain the stories behind some of their most memorable photographs. Narration by Moonfrye. To keep up on the latest news in night photography, please check out The Night Photography Blog at gorillasites.blogspot.com
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This course will allow students to study the methods by which documentary work is conducted and to complete a documentary project of their own. The course will connect the qualitative methods of the social sciences and the humanistic concerns of the arts by allowing students to study documentary subjects as captured by non-fiction, photography, film, tape recorder, and the World Wide Web. Special emphasis will be placed on narrative and metaphor.
California based photographer Ken Light is profiled on the Copyright Alliance's Creators Across America site at www.copyrightalliance.org Ken specializes in social documentary photography and teaches at the University of California Berkeley.
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A short primer on how to shoot, choose and sequence photos in order to make a photo documentary using established techniques of constructing a visual narrative.
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The life of the homeless- the dark side of society This story has no beginning nor can its end be seen. They come to the street for a variety of reasons. Most of us can cope with the hurdles they initially encounter. With a little help we get over the difficulty and go on. But for them help just had not come, and their lives took a turn into that road full, of pits, which often leads to the abyss. A whole population lives in the street, a small "people" seek a country: lone wolves, couples, childhood friends, fathers and sons, mothers whose children were taken away by the social authorities and given to be adopted, alcoholics, drug addicts, schizophrenics, refugees from mental institutes, work migrants, refugees from normative society, and people who just prefer to live in the street in order to avoid child and wife payments, or heavy debts they are not able to pay. Numerous groups roam the streets from one place to anther, drop anchor for a while and go on to another place. Their numbers are constantly on the increase, and friction is inevitable, sometimes the result is strong friendship, more often- hard violence, sometimes ending with death. This is the story of simple individuals who have wrapped their past in layers of lies, fables and anecdotes so thick that often they themselves are unable to tell truth from fiction. The truth they keep buried deep inside in a corner of their heart- a burning memory which cannot be shared with anybody, be it for shame, or for pain <b>...</b>
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Documentary photography careers can involve nature photography, event photography, historical photography and photojournalism. Find a career in documentary photography withinformation from a professional freelance photographer in this free video on photography. Expert: Lauryn Spielvogel Bio: Lauryn Spielvogel is a professional freelance photographer with a wide range of commercial and artistic experience. Filmmaker: Nathan Boehme
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RTHK The Works June 22. TVB Pearl Painters and other visual artists tend to stylise and filter. But since the invention of film and photography, we've been able to get a relatively unfiltered view of reality, even the reality of times long before we were born and places we've never seen. A new exhibition at the Heritage Museum concentrates on this documentary aspect of photography, on how it captures the moment, and -- sometimes -- the social conditions of which it's a part.
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Harvey Finkle is a documentary still photographer who has produced a substantial body of work concerned with social, political and cultural issues. His work has been extensively exhibited and published. One group that he has worked with over the years is the Kensington Welfare Rights Union. They produced an exhibit of photos that was shown nationally and internationally. Members of the union that appeared in the photos acted as tour guides and used the exhibit to help spread knowledge about the problems affecting their community. They were able to bridge borders with communities suffering from similar problems in other countries.
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Documentary Photography from students ages 5-20 from Ken Karlewicz's After School Photography Program in Haverstraw, NY.
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To see this complete documentary, visit www.createspace.com I had the chance to interview Gordon Parks. An extraordinarily kind human being. A great photojournalist.
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www.soros.org In this video, photographer and Moving Walls exhibition co-curator Susan Meiselas discusses documentary photography's potential to connect and move audiences by "expanding the circle of knowledge" about human rights and social justice issues. The video also features a variety of work by photographers supported by the Open Society Institute Documentary Photography Project. The project funds photographers who go beyond documentation, using images to foster civic engagement, organizing, advocacy, outreach, public awareness education, and media attention. Opening photograph: © Eric Gottesman
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Documentary Photographer Craig Semetko talks about his photography, his Leica M9 and MP and his new book 'UNPOSED'. See why his work is endorsed by the great Elliott Erwitt of Magnum.
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Theatrical Trailer for the documentary film „War Photographer" about James Nachtwey Director: Christian Frei For further information visit the official homepage www.war-photographer.com
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johnfreephotography.tumblr.com John Free is a social documentary photographer. John has taught at USC, UCLA, Newport Art museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and currently teaches at Pasadena City College. He has worked professionally at this craft for more than 30 years. For his personal work, he does street photography
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In this episode of Picture Perfect, VBS goes on assignment with Dutch photographer Rob Hornstra to Sochi, Russia as he continues to captures the city as it exists before it is thrust into the international spotlight as host of the 2014 Winter Olympics. This time around, Hornstra is photographing lounge singers in restaurants, cabarets and hotel lobbies. An advocate for "slow journalism", the Netherlands-based documentary photographer produces work over long periods of time, involving himself in the changes that occur over the breadth of years. His work is characterized by a stylized rawness, with a large dose of intrinsic engagement. In 2014, the Olympic Games will take place in Sochi, Russia. Never before have the Olympics been held in a region that contrasts more strongly with the glamour of the games. Just 20 kilometers away is the conflict zone Abkhazia. To the east, the Caucasus Mountains stretch into obscure and impoverished breakaway republics such as Cherkessia, North Ossetia and Chechnya. On the coast, old Soviet sanatoriums stand shoulder to shoulder with the most expensive hotels and clubs of the Russian Riviera. Hornstra and writer/filmmaker Arnold van Bruggen have joined together on The Sochi Project to document the changes in and around Sochi over the course of the next five years. The Sochi Project will be a dynamic mix of documentary photography, film and reportage about a world in flux; a world full of different realities within a small, but extraordinary <b>...</b>
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Documentary film shows French photographer Denis Darzacq working with street dancers in the suburbs of Paris. Together they create images that give the illusion of people flying or falling through space. Video courtesy of the artist, www.agencevu.com, and www.lensculture.com
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I filmed this film on the 7D for my graduate documentary class. As I began to study cinematography a few years back, I became fascinated with the history of photography, especially, but not limited to, high fashion photography. Photographer's Style was filmed/edited in the style of the ASC produced "Cinematographer Style". Photography is such an interesting art, and I wanted to merely learn more about it, opposed to telling a story in the traditional sense. I also didn't want to get to bogged down with the technical side of photography, but rather the STYLE of each photographer, and how they approach their subjects. In my studies, I've learned that artistic success in photography and cinematography, and in all art, isn't tied to technical knowledge alone, but rather heavily determined by the unseen passion, inner turmoil, and vision of the artist. If a person learns something that they didn't know before watching this film, then I will have done my job. :) Directed/Shot/Edited by Drew Maw Photographers' Websites: Brian To briantophoto.com Jason Christoper JasonChristopher.com Eugene Biscardi EugeneBiscardi.com Elijah Star ElijahStar.com
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Documentary photographer Colin Finlay has won the award for Picture of the Year no less than 5 times. Tirelessly documenting the human condition, from the melting icecaps, to sacred pilgrimages and genocide, Colin creates dignified images that contain a balance of force and compassion. Unique among photojournalist, Colin is able to self fund his personal documentary work with the proceeds of the commercial advertising jobs he regularly shoots for clients like Sansum, Harris Bank, and Ocean Pacific.
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Zac Fernandez has had visual inspiration ever since he could remember. In this video Zac expresses how he gains inspiration.
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Blogger Scott Schumann, aka, The Sartorialist, shares photos from his Visual Life with 70000 readers a day. In this film by Intel, get a sneak peek into the man behind the lens and how technology plays a pivotal role in bringing his passion to life.
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Review on Poet of Camera An interesting part of the documentary is a short conversation between poet Stephen Watts with Nasir Ali Mamun. At one stage the duo exchanged notes on SM Sultan and some other global personalities-The Daily Star Featuring one of the most celebrated photographers of Bangladesh, the documentary offers an intimate insight into the life and works of renowned portrait photographer Nasir Ali Mamun-Holiday Person are always important to me than the nature, as they are the most intelligent among all creature- says Mamun in this film-Dhaka Courier Director Monjurul Azim Palash said- my personal relationship with Mamun is the main background to do this film- Daily Prothom Alo
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Explorations this time charts the advances in science and technology that have revealed hidden worlds and astonishing images. Well see how remarkable innovations in medicine, photography and astronomy have enhanced and altered our understanding. This is the story of how Mankind is driven to acquire these seemingly impossible visions; it is a journey through the images that have revolutionised how we understand our world.
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To see this program visit www.createspace.com Top Life Magazine photographers tell viewers stories about their best photos. Behind-the-scenes stories of how they were made. Extremely valuable for photographers and deeply emotional for viewers who want to relive some of the greatest moments of the 20th century.
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Documentary I made in October 2006, the main focus was, of course, photography. I just wanted to evoke a few scenes of what it was like in the artistic/creative fine arts field. First place in the Lone Star State Emmy Awards.
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Elliott loves dogs, beaches, nudists and religion as "interesting photographic topics." Explaining why he has to do books, he says, "I've been around so long, most editors think I'm dead."
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VBS goes on assignment to Monterrey, Mexico with favorite portrait photographer Stefan Ruiz to document the "Cholombiano" street culture of sticky sideburns and stoner cumbia jams in the first episode of the new VBS series Picture Perfect. goincase.com
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Milton Rogovin is a world renown social documentary photographer who focuses his lens on poor and working people in ten nations. His photographs are collected by major museums around the world. At age 89, Rogovin had more to say about the lives of the people he photographed and wrote poems that shed light on those he called "the forgotten ones."
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Magnum Photographer Bruce Gilden talks about his process of taking pictures and printing.
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Roger Ballen takes us on a journey through 25 years of his work documenting the marginalised rural communities of South Africa. Here for the 17th Biennale of Sydney, Roger asks some of the big questions in documentary photography discussing objectivity and how to assemble the intricate details that tie a photograph together. Ballen's images have been described as dark, strange and humorous. He discusses the undefined territory between fiction and reality and how nothing is repeatable. This artist talk was filmed on Cockatoo Island on Saturday 15 May 2010 for the 17th Biennale of Sydney: www.bos17.com More about Roger Ballen: rogerballen.com For more COFA Talks Online visit: online.cofa.unsw.edu.au
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A 79-minute film on the notorious photographer Robert Mapplethorpe by director Paul Tschinkel. This is a four minute excerpt from the full length documentary, available at www.artnewyork.org. The film itself contains an exclusive interview with Robert Mapplethorpe and photographs licensed by the Mapplethorpe Foundation. Featuring: Robert Mapplethorpe Edward Mapplethorpe Jack Walls Louise Bourgeois Bryce Marden Holly Solomon Gilles Larrain Patricia Morrisroe Father Stack Richard Marshall Michael Ward Stout
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A short documentary about photographer August Bradley and his work on the Hasselblad Masters Book. Film by the acclaimed "fashion cinema" director Roberto Fonseca.
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johnfreephotography.tumblr.com email: johnnienikon@yahoo.com "It is my hope that photographers who wish to improve will join me on the quest to realize excellence in our photographs that, because of their inherent strength will provide a more compassionate understanding of life to all who view them, regardless of their knowledge, language or spiritual beliefs. It is a way for photographers to be powerful in their lives by producing visual documents of immense value to humanity. Photography is a one world language it bridges the gap between language and cultures, explaining man to man and each man to himself." The Photographs that appear in this video are Fiber Based prints, printed by John Free himself. (All prints done in johns darkroom)
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Award-winning photojournalist Ed Kashi joins us today on the Marc Silber Show to share tips on advancing your photography. His photojournalism work has covered a wide range of global issues and been featured in magazines such as The National Geographic, TIME, and Newsweek. Ed sees himself as a long-form visual storyteller and dedicates himself to telling stories of social or political significance. He often refers to the phrase "candid intimacy" for his work - people often look at his work and ask "How do you get so close to the people, but make it look like they don't know you're there?" When a photo achieves "candid intimacy," the observer is able to see into the soul of the subject. It is tough to achieve candid intimacy, especially when people are adverse to having their photos taken. More and more of his work is being shot from his hip or his shoulder, to avoid provoking people who are not favorable to the lens. Sometimes the best magic appears in images that are shot without staring into the viewfinder. Ed emphasizes that it is crucial to maintain an open heart and open mind, instead of settling for what one sees on the surface. Cameras are a passport into another world that you would never experience otherwise.
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Bruce Gilden's black and white imagery is reminiscent of the film noir he used to watch on TV when he was a child. Ever since, he has had an attraction for tough looking characters, bad guys and their acolytes and the underworld where they operate.
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