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Thanks! I love the way his images are more like slides (with backlighting) and they display beautifully on my ipad. Really, this presentation is much better than prints. They become alive. ❤ Your curating skills are superb. That is also a very fine artistic skill that frequently goes unnoticed when well done. Truly, you brought him to life. The jazz selection was perfect and only enhanced the pictures even more. I wanted to be there!
Hi David, thank you so much for your support, it means a lot to me! I'm also glad that the videos look nice on your iPad. I appreciate your kind words about the image selection, I really enjoy picking out the best from these great photographers. I'm happy that you also like jazz! Personally, it's one of my favorite genres, along with blues. Thanks again for your support!
I have a little book with photos of Brassai... In it he explains how he decided exposure for the night shots... He smoked cigarettes... One kind for a certain amount of light... And another kind of cigarette if the light was lower...
Lovely video I saw a few pictures here that I've never seen before and the others were like old friends. Choice of music was perfect for this bygone era . Thanks a lot for your work on this. Jake E.
Hey Jake! 🌟 Thank you so much for your great comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and discovered some new photos along the way. 📷 It's always a pleasure to share those old gems and introduce them to new friends like you. And I'm glad you liked the music choice too! 🎶 Your appreciation truly means a lot to me, and I'm grateful for your support! 😊 Wishing you a wonderful day ahead! 🌞 Don't forget to stay tuned for more awesome content on my channel. And hey, if you haven't already, feel free to hit that subscribe button, give it a thumbs up, and share it with anyone you think would appreciate it. Cheers! 🎉
Thanks Joel for the reply. I do need a reminder to like and subscribe it's my age you know but I've done it now so I'll get your notifications and as Arnie Screw your freedom used to say ... I'll be back. Jake E.
I suppose Brassai was easier to say than Gyula Halasz, but what an amazing photographer great vision and understanding of people. I was sad that you did not show the photo of Andre and Paulette, Paris 1949. Such and endearing photo of two youngsters who were born during the Occupation. You can only hope have had a happy life. Thanks for showing.
My man i WISH you'd focus more on the newer photographers. Yes these guys laid the foundations but the newer artists are SO MUCH BETTER. These older images are just plain boring vs. the new stuff. More recent photographers woukd be appreciated. Cheers
Hello Tim! Thanks for watching and commenting on your preference for videos about new photographers. I'll try to gradually upload material from the new artists. For now, on this channel, you can check out the videos I've made about contemporary photographers like Gregory Crewdson, Matt Stuart, Allan Schaller, Tatsuo Suzuki, Alec Soth, among other great talents that you can find if you search the playlists on this channel. Cheers!
You know, you could’ve just stated your request to see more recent work without disparaging that of older artists. For the record, many of us don’t consider it “boring” at all.
If you'd like, you can support my channel with a small donation. 😊 Every little contribution is warmly welcomed. 🙏 No matter how small, your donation will play a significant role in supporting me to continue creating and sharing meaningful content for all those who enjoy it. Thanks a bunch for your support! 🌟
I really appreciate the larger captions on the photos. Thank you for your time and work on these great photography series.
My pleasure!
I just happened to see the image at 4:25 in a compilation video the other day and was immediately struck by it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Brassais Paris photos are among my favorite.
Glad you like them!
for me Brassai's work is way more important then Bresson's. thank you for showing. Brassai and Kertesz are my two favourites
Hello Armin! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts about these amazing photographers. Have a great day!
Thanks! I love the way his images are more like slides (with backlighting) and they display beautifully on my ipad. Really, this presentation is much better than prints. They become alive.
❤ Your curating skills are superb. That is also a very fine artistic skill that frequently goes unnoticed when well done. Truly, you brought him to life.
The jazz selection was perfect and only enhanced the pictures even more. I wanted to be there!
Hi David, thank you so much for your support, it means a lot to me! I'm also glad that the videos look nice on your iPad.
I appreciate your kind words about the image selection, I really enjoy picking out the best from these great photographers.
I'm happy that you also like jazz! Personally, it's one of my favorite genres, along with blues.
Thanks again for your support!
One of my favorite photographers...
Thanks for watching!
I have a little book with photos of Brassai... In it he explains how he decided exposure for the night shots... He smoked cigarettes... One kind for a certain amount of light... And another kind of cigarette if the light was lower...
That book seems to be a real gem. You're welcome for mentioning it!
@@Joel_Ulises it's a very small book edited by Contrasto here in Italy, I believe the original is French...
@tonyparatore888 Thanks for the information about the book 👍
Lovely😍
Thanks for watching!
Lovely video I saw a few pictures here that I've never seen before and the others were like old friends. Choice of music was perfect for this bygone era . Thanks a lot for your work on this. Jake E.
Hey Jake! 🌟 Thank you so much for your great comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and discovered some new photos along the way. 📷 It's always a pleasure to share those old gems and introduce them to new friends like you. And I'm glad you liked the music choice too! 🎶
Your appreciation truly means a lot to me, and I'm grateful for your support! 😊 Wishing you a wonderful day ahead! 🌞 Don't forget to stay tuned for more awesome content on my channel. And hey, if you haven't already, feel free to hit that subscribe button, give it a thumbs up, and share it with anyone you think would appreciate it. Cheers! 🎉
Thanks Joel for the reply. I do need a reminder to like and subscribe it's my age you know but I've done it now so I'll get your notifications and as Arnie Screw your freedom used to say ... I'll be back. Jake E.
I suppose Brassai was easier to say than Gyula Halasz, but what an amazing photographer great vision and understanding of people. I was sad that you did not show the photo of Andre and Paulette, Paris 1949. Such and endearing photo of two youngsters who were born during the Occupation. You can only hope have had a happy life. Thanks for showing.
Hello Iain! Thanks for watching and commenting. I apologize for not including the photograph you mentioned. Receive a warm greeting!
My man i WISH you'd focus more on the newer photographers. Yes these guys laid the foundations but the newer artists are SO MUCH BETTER. These older images are just plain boring vs. the new stuff. More recent photographers woukd be appreciated. Cheers
Hello Tim! Thanks for watching and commenting on your preference for videos about new photographers. I'll try to gradually upload material from the new artists. For now, on this channel, you can check out the videos I've made about contemporary photographers like Gregory Crewdson, Matt Stuart, Allan Schaller, Tatsuo Suzuki, Alec Soth, among other great talents that you can find if you search the playlists on this channel. Cheers!
@@Joel_Ulises ill look these up 4 sure. Thanks for your hard work buddy.
My pleasure 🙂
You know, you could’ve just stated your request to see more recent work without disparaging that of older artists. For the record, many of us don’t consider it “boring” at all.
@@michaelhall2709 oh no a personality expert in da house getting triggered by the smallest of things on social media. GFY 12 yr old.