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The way he just finds 90 degree angles in everything is amazing

Great channel and explanation of an exceptional photographer/thinker. Always enjoy your vids 👍

great video - thanks for sharing

Your videos are exactly what I'm looking for when I want to know something about (and see a few images from) the great photographers that came before us. It's so important to know our history to create a foundation for our own practices and your videos are great for that. To the point with no frills, just the good parts. Kudos.

You're currently my favourite TH-cam channel about photography. These videos are so valuable. Thanks a lot!

Another epic episode man, these are the highlight of my TH-cam weeks viewing

Winograd was a guy who took a lot of photos during the Mid-Century, was passionate (aka compulsive), and had friends at the MoMA. Not really a great photographer nor artist though.

I scroll in my subscriptions for your posts every time I go to TH-cam. This is a great teaching took for me seeing all the other photographers works and techniques is inspiring. Thank you.

I enjoy my copy of Recent Developments for its whimsy and the smiles it gives. Great feature.

really loved this video style, amazing street work too!

Okay, I get the purity of the end result from endless hours of shooting and editing. The same effect can be achieved by masking and editing the movie screen in post production.

Awesome photo essay...❤ Elliot is one my favs in photography and very humble .thanks for the inspiration ah needed it

Fantastic presentation. Loved the information.

Well, you've done it again. Just submitted 3 requests to my larger library consortium to get in 3 of his books. :) Thank you every time. I'm such a huge fan.

Great video

Thanks for these videos dude, they are awesome!!!

Erwitt's PERSONAL BEST is a must-have for any photographer looking to inject inspiration into their work. The man could do it all. While the huge version of the book is OOP and fetches a big price tag, a smaller, more afforable version is now available for pre-order for about $35 USD. Grab one!

Loving these videos man, please keep making them❤

Perhaps her work can best be appreciated by refraining from the either/or dichotomies you've used to discuss it. Empathic? Exploitative? Yes, and yes. Both/and. The real knowledge comes from positioning oneself in that difficult grey area in between, and living with the discomfort of being there without any definitive answer. Thanks for an intelligent and articulate examination of this difficult artist.

What a mind and what a thinker. I can stare at the theatre images endlessly almost falling into that white void of time and motion.

I just found your channel after slowly drowning in a sea of cliched photographic dross which seems to be the internet these days. Wonderful subject matter, photographers dissected that deserve discussion. Subscribed and will be back to devour all you have to offer. Keep up the fabulous work.

He kinda sounds like a douchey rich kid who never grew up

I'm only 2 minutes in and this is amazing. Gonna make myself a cup of coffee and come back and really enjoy this.

As a photojournalist unless I’m providing an editorial context I’m always cautious about the exploitative nature / dilemma in photographing the unhoused and mentally ill. She seems to shoot a large amount of portraits and have consent from subjects so I don’t see the exploitation of subjects. I see empathy. Brilliant technique in the film age.

I'm glad I found your channel! I'm a fellow expat living in BKK & amateur photographer. There is so much cliche influencer-type 'content' out there now that it's refreshing to see vids with a focus on learning, taking in one's surroundings, & the thought-process of street photographers from the past. I carry my camera everywhere I go in BKK. It helps me keep an artistic eye & look deeper at the seemingly mundane. I've found that even tho many street photos may seem unremarkable NOW, they will age like wine. Photos of tourists using smartphone bricks & taking selfies may seem nostalgic in a future where people wear VR headsets everywhere & take selfies with personal drones. You never know. Anyways, thanks & keep up the good work!

I's a nice technic to pretend having trouble with the camera hahaha

The guy was a high level thinker.

What is twice infinity?

Thanks for this video, you are doing important work. Just subscribed.

Thank you 🙏

2(♾️) = ♾️

Awesome. My images have always been seen as 'odd' to put it nicely. Now I see clearly that I am simply doing ME. Gracias.

Always enjoy you photographer reviews! Simple, visual and to the point!

I love the street photographers videos, however making this move is greatly appreciated. Sugimoto's work is stunning, Keep em coming !

Thanks so much for bringing Sugimoto's work to our attention. He definitely is no One Trick Pony. The amount and diversity of his work make me feel like such a slacker! ;-)

How fun! Love that you branched out. I had no idea about Sugimoto, but mind blown. The movies in one shot is totally wild. "The rest is a technical problem." Plus the fact he snuck the camera in? That part is nuts. Although, on TH-cam at least, all the screens just look plain white. My friend Geo once said (in the halls of the AP headquarters in New York), "A picture is the perfect capture of a moment that never happened." I've never forgotten it. Moriyama loved to take photos of other people's work, and this stuff, like the wax figures, feels like an even deeper move on this. So fascinating. Makes me think even more on how some cultures view appropriating art versus others. (Like how litigious the US tends to be.)

Astonishing, truly visionary work.

Thank you for capturing my city

I’ve watched a few of your videos now and your presentation and information are excellent. DM has been one of the most influential to my own work. I can’t remember where I saw this but Daido has an assistant he works with who does his Lightroom work for him on his digital shots. They sit together and DM says do this, do this, do that etc.

Very demure

Hi, let me know when you are in Hanoi next, I'm out every other night with my camera in the old quarter. Exploring the city and country side.

How by making the same photos over and over again.. Photography is dead the same as god is dead. It's a nihilistic pursuit

Love your channel, you put a lot into them, great production value too!

I have one of his books mostly shots in Morocco and his color palette is quite brilliant and also how he manages to get people in the right places

I am really enjoy this series. The amount of research you’ve done is apparent and how you’ve put that together with the photos is a pleasure to watch. Keep up the great work.

I’m often amazed at some of the images on old SD’s that I thought were “throwaways.” Sometimes you’re in a different state of mind and can’t see beauty in images in that moment. I feel Winogrand may have had the same feelings. The photos should be developed to see what treasures we may find.

His technical expertise in photography is indeed great, however to me his lack of humanity in how he made his fame will forever tarnish my opinion of him. Afghan girl may be the most memorable image of our modern time but knowing the predatory manner in which Mccurry forced an unwilling young girl to be his subject just never sat right with me. He painted a literal target on a young woman for the sake of advancing his career and for that alone he is not the best photographer ever, at least in my opinion.

I appreciate his contribution to photography as he has created a volume of work documenting the south in a very unique way. Making images that are absolutely unique that honestly every film photographer tries to replicate shooting mundane objects or scenes. I don't know that I could credit him as being a true artist though, for that it takes some need of self preservation. Perhaps the cliched starving artist not the silver spoon wealthy southern aristocrat capable of working on his art without worry of acceptance or success because his family's old plantation money gives him a cushy net to fall onto.

Love this. Thanks for sharing.

Man harry is one of my favs..I loved his style... awesome video I loved this essays and profiles..keep up the good work and great education