Film Photography

A photograph by Burt Glinn, in the Japan issue of “Holiday” magazine, October 1961.

Edouard Boubat: 1923 – 1999 French art photographer. Reflections that engage the psyche and the imagination of the viewer as well as the photographer are the most interesting images. What is she thinking? What are YOU thinking? What is happening in the world around you?

Harry Gruyaert. SPAIN. Madrid. Central food market. 1995

写真家、山本昌男の紹介

Bien avant Instagram, le cinéaste allemand a accumulé les clichés pris avec son Polaroid, comme s’il remplissait un journal intime. Rencontres, voyages, repérages… Ces images, prises entre 1960 et 1980, font l’objet d’une exposition.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Walker Evans," February 1, 2000–May 14, 2000.San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. "Walker Evans," June 2, 2000–September 12, 2000.Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

“Bill Brandt, The Morning Papers, 1936 ”

[ К черту! ] - Milano 1970 by Gianni Berengo Gardin

“Robert #Doisneau, Snowing, 1966”

Images by photographer Harry Gruyaert to go on show in London.

Édouard Boubat (1923-1999) was a freelance photographer who began his career in 1946. In the 50’s and 60’s he traveled and worked for the French magazine Réalités after having won the Kodak prize for photography. He is called a humanistic photographer in that he photographed simple every day activities. He was not interested in any photography of conflicts and was called, “the peace correspondent” by Jacques Prevert (another cat lover). Boubat’s photos portray a Paris of a kinder era prior…

Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone.

Henri Cartier-Bresson FRANCE. Rhône-Alpes. Isère. Grenoble. 1969. Musée des Beaux-Arts (Museum of Fine Arts).

Lee Friedlander. USA. New York City. 2010

“'Advertisement - Publicité Simca Robert Doisneau, 1955'”

Mario Lasalandra.Scarecrow, 1968 [::SemAp FB || SemAp::]