Street Photography and Social Media - Publish and Be Damned? | Martin Bond | TEDxCambridgeUniversity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2018
- Street photography is one way to focus on our humanity - but it's not the camera lens that matters: it's the act of paying attention.
Martin Bond is a professional photographer and the man behind 'A Cambridge Diary', an eight year series of daily photographs dedicated to recording the everyday lives of Cambridge people. Martin’s images have featured frequently as the front cover of Cambridge Magazine, at the Cambridge Literary Festival, in Cambridge University publications and even BBC’s ‘Have I got News For You'.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Merci Martin d'avoir ainsi partagé ton expérience en tant que photographe de rue et de l'utilisation des médias sociaux. Tes réflexions et ton positionnement sont précieux et stimulants pour ma propre expérience. J'aime photographier la vie ordinaire de la rue et j'essaie de la pratiquer aussi souvent que possible depuis plusieurs années.
Martin; thank you for such an informative talk in such an empathetic and humane way. Your pictures are fantastic and the one with the gardener talking to the little girl actually brought tears to my eyes and not in a sad way. I've been taking pictures continuously for the last fifty four years but my love of photography is still looking at other peoples work rather than my own and now I have another photographer to follow which I am greatly looking forward to. Please never stop what you're doing!
TH-cam placed your talk on its suggested queue - and I am glad it did as I enjoyed seeing it. Thanks for sharing! From a fellow street photographer that gets energized by looking for, capturing, and sharing moments worth saving.
Thank you, Martin - for sharing your photographs, experience and considered thoughts, which are most helpful.
A thought-provoking and emotive talk touching with prescience, on the public health risk of social isolation. Top marks Martin 👏
The best TEDx talk ever. Thank you, Mr. Bond, and please continue with your unique and amazing project! I am sure Cambridge will never run out of beautiful views and special people...
This is a great talk, and in the context of lockdown UK, 2 years on from the talk date, becomes more meaningful.
Finally got around to seeing this. Love seeing Martin's photos on Twitter, and they make me see Cambridge in all sorts of new and different ways. What a great talk!
Wonderful to hear the voice behind the pictures, Martin. Fantastic talk, really enjoyed your insight.
Wow just came across this video again. Thought it was something i missed. But love the way you explain simply, why we love to do what when shooting streets.
I really appreciate your insight and the conclusion quoted from the writer - honouring people’s life ! Thank you!
Thank you, Martin, for such a thoughtful and ultimately moving talk. Thank you also for restoring my faith in the genre called Street Photography.
This was a great talk on a topic that interest me. I’ve always liked street photography because it shows us as we are in our daily life. However, not everyone really understands what this photography genre is about, and I am sure that there are a few that have less than ethical motives. Overall, though, I find that street photographers are genuine people that just love to capture the human nature in all of us; they have a deep curiosity and find beauty in what the rest of us think are just mundane human activities.
Fantastic talk. Came here in response to your response to my inquiry on Facebook. Thank you. This meant a lot to me.
Such emotional shots. All stages of life being covered. Capturing moments. Fabulous photographs🙂
Great talk! As great as the photos I can see every day on A Cambridge Diary. Thank you!
Totally enjoyed your talk. I myself love and do a lot of street photography and love it.
Superb and touching. Thank you for the observations and words and memories
love your view, good information and insight for my students photography. They are afraid to take and/or publish pictures of everyday life. thank you
Excellent video of a wise man sharing his thoughts on Street Photography.