The Eyes of the City: Street Photography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Timing, skill, and talent all play an important role in creating a great photograph, but the most primary element, the photographer’s eye, is perhaps the most crucial.
Throughout these turbulent and creative years I paced the streets with my native New Yorker's eye for compassion, irony and un-varnished fact.
The results are presented in The Eyes of the City, many for the first time in print. Overtly, they capture a complex time when beauty mixed with decay, yet below the picture surface, they hint at the unrecognized ghosts in the American psyche.
Richard Sandler presents “the Eyes of the City", one picture at a time, explaining both street photography techniques and strategies. The big question is what are the differences in street culture before and after 9/11/01?
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people complaining about his "long intro", but if you can hold patience for 20 minutes, the pictures are worth it. This guy is hugely underrated i guess. Some amazing street photographs, and the honesty with which he narrates is good to hear as well...totally worth it!!!
Good
"When you have a camera, the Photo Gods know it and they send you pictures” :)
18:35 video starts here, guys.
Thanks a lot man.....was getting bored
Thank You!!
I saw this massage on 18 mins mark.....thank you for 35 seconds of my life
I guess that's the way you watch movies too huh? Skimming through the set up to get to the action. What is the point of enjoying anything without understanding its context and background?
@@jacoville You decide you know something about another person based on a five word comment they made four years ago? Maybe you need to reflect on your ability to hold judgement, and not make assumptions.
Everyone is complaining about him talking but take the moment to listen and understand whats behind the photo. Anyway his photos are really really amazing!! What a great eye!
so good, i'm a bit gobsmacked actually, amazing pics. Right place and right time (and timing) with a camera in hand.
Thanks to Richard Sandler and B&H for this interesting video. Great photos and well told of Richard.
Starts really at 18'30"
Great photos well explained after that.
I would hate using a flash whilst doing street photography, but I like the effect he achieved with this technique.
This guy is so humble. I really appreciate his work
He takes a long time to get into his pics, but I think it was worth it.
I like depressing images but not these as they're too random and offer no sense of resolve. There was a few I really liked, the subway ones in particular, but most were just flat and uninspiring. I understand that it's real life, but that shouldn't be a pass for creating images that don't really offer much past that sentiment.
55:27 the fact that the wall behind the sign had the word ''munaafiq" in arabic which means hypocrites , really adds to the photograph
First time I've wished I could give more than one thumbs up
The photos are great, His life history is very good as well, he sends a message, be opened to the choices that life offers, Chinese medicine and macro-biotic food has nothing to do with photography...but all came well for him.
Reminds me of the movie they live. We have one that can see.
You should of titled your class, ‘’you know’’
So many depressing photos with such a depressing tone. Can't keep watching.
such an amazing and insightful being
Your street photography us spot on. I just loved every image and your comments. Thank you!
Absolutely loved it , Great lecture filled with experience :)
Great pictures, not so good presentation.
Very nice work! Thought-provoking, as well. Thank you.
Amazing. What a dude.
It's a real pity that street photography died when cellphones and internet reached the masses, as Sandler himself said: "There is nothing more boring, nothing more nondescript and vacant than a person on a cell phone walking down the street. They seem to be out of the game... People are walking around in bubbles.”
Nowadays street photography is pretty much all the same, same subjects, same style, no personality.
watched the whole thing...Im exhausted but inspired
Fascinating!
Its just beautifull,amazing and perfect.
Little too long on the introduction, but some great images.
I agree
Did you have to get models releases because you made a profit with their images?
I like this guy, I'm sick of his political rhetoric but its with good intention, I forgive him.
I bought the book and it is great
Thank you for the video
I hope you are doing well these days
The pictures tell a story, but the story is open to interpretation, that's why they're interesting.
Superb! Thanks.
Amazing and inspiring!
You can see the Winogrand influence. Great listening to him lecture. Amazing stuff.
Yeah, come in late and take all the limelight why don't ya.
hooked from the first photo, so much depth and story to these images, loved this video
wow what amazings photos! he have really a great eye! Love it!
"Chance favors the prepared mind".
Great character,good chat and excellent images.
took a while for 'm to get going.
Great pictures!
thank you you are a really cool guy.
amazing photographs
I want this book!
Great Pics.... history
So interesting - thanks!
What is this Tri-X?
amazing photos!!!
great images! loved it
incredible work!!!!
Excellent work
Loved this video. Great Street Photos. This photographer is a down to earth guy, who admits that some of the shots are luck. Some of the Street guys talk about rule of thirds, composition, the decisive moment etc for scenes that are available for only a fraction of a second.
What lens did he used?? 35mm 2.0????
He mentioned that he mostly used a 28 or a 35
stunning pictures
Great shots!!!
Thank you!!!
I'm 20 min. In and I don't think I can take any more!
Thank you loved this. Listening to him share the stories and his story is part of what helps us learn 👏
Pictures start at 18:30
This guy is full of...
Mal wieder beschissene, langweile Knipsbilder die für Kunst verkauft werden. Das ist keine Kunst, auch wenn sie Schwarz-weiß sind und der "Künstler" einen seltsamen Hut auf hat.
Achim Pancke Sorry, ich glaube eher du hast absolut keinen blassen Schimmer was Street Photography bedeutet bzw. wo der Focus dabei liegt? Bzw. was hättest du erwartet?
o.k. Du hast keine Ahnung von Fotografie.....was ja nicht weiter schlimm ist. Aber warum guckst Du dir dann so ein Video an und gibst einen so blöden Kommentar ab ? Wenn Dir langweilig ist dann geh raus und knips bunte Blümchen oder Affen im Zoo!
Gave up after 16 minutes of I did this, I did that, I did the other, etc. and non-photography related stuff. Don't know when the actual showing of pictures really started, but I can't take it anymore.
Ony Quiñones what are you a child?