I've been collecting photography books for 50 years or so. I ordered and received Alain's book and think it's one of the best ever. He is a true artist. The photos are very nice. The print quality is wonderful and the printing is excellent. It's almost like looking at fiber based prints. (without the silver.). I love it.
Beyond compare damn I love that artist love the kids in it that's beautiful he really knows how to capture or maybe they're just beautiful beautiful people he captures the moments well. And I love the black and white. Subscription please. I want to say you are a beautiful narrator you made that sound so nice!
What beautiful, and meaningfulI, work by your “student” photographers! I love that you bring these wonderful artists out of the shadows. It seems to me that some of your students, were they not off performing silly things like brain surgery(!), could very well lead their own workshops. Thanks for this video.
i agree about similarities in photography, especially black and white images i enjoy taking and the angiographic images i work with in endovascular neurosurgery.
It seems to me that Japanese photographers have as much respect for their cameras as they do for the art form. This may be a cultural thing, to respect the tools and the artisans who’ve made them. Maybe it’s just “old school”, I , being a late Boomer, was brought up to respect my tools and take care of them. Anyway, thanks Ted, you’ve spurred me on to investigate Japanese photographers. Best wishes!
Ted, have you by chance seen the work or read the book "The Witch of Kodakery" about Myra Albert Wiggins, 1869-1956? The book covers the interesting times of the early American photography movement and her admission in 1903 to the Photo-Secession and her difficulties. It was interesting how so many of modern photographers' struggles were the same even back then.
Hello Ted! Thank you for the, as always, awesome content! I have a question: if I understood correctly, you mentioned that you algo acquired something else from Jun Miki, related to Life Magazine, could you tell me what it was? Was it a book? If so, which book is it? Thank you
This video is a great reminder that there are so many amazing photographers out there that we've never heard of. Thanks for introducing us to Alan Doenier and Jun Miki! I can't wait to see more of their work Sir
I am far too curious, so if you put the description of where the photo was taken in the back of the book then I have the burden of flipping back and forth constantly. I need to know. Even if it is somewhere in Russia, which I know nothing about.
Love your videos, would mean a lot if you watched one of ours. your videos are something that always leaves me feeling positive. hopefully you will like our work as well. BTW our channel has nothing to do with photography, but a lot of knowledge about cameras and lenses that got me started came from your knowledge! Cheers! and keep looking up!
I love when you make videos like this introducing artists and their work! I still miss your artist series
I've been collecting photography books for 50 years or so. I ordered and received Alain's book and think it's one of the best ever. He is a true artist. The photos are very nice. The print quality is wonderful and the printing is excellent. It's almost like looking at fiber based prints. (without the silver.). I love it.
I love that you share the work of others. Great stuff!
Beyond compare damn I love that artist love the kids in it that's beautiful he really knows how to capture or maybe they're just beautiful beautiful people he captures the moments well. And I love the black and white. Subscription please. I want to say you are a beautiful narrator you made that sound so nice!
What an amazing work of art by Alain C.J. de Lotbinière; Thank you for sharing...
Keep these videos coming Ted, nothing like it on the photography scene!
What beautiful, and meaningfulI, work by your “student” photographers! I love that you bring these wonderful artists out of the shadows. It seems to me that some of your students, were they not off performing silly things like brain surgery(!), could very well lead their own workshops. Thanks for this video.
You were great in the squarespace ad! 👏🏻💐😊
i agree about similarities in photography, especially black and white images i enjoy taking and the angiographic images i work with in endovascular neurosurgery.
Great stuff Ted🔥🔥
I take pictures of random things on nature and I saw some things in my work that looked like different things.
The books look fantastic!
It seems to me that Japanese photographers have as much respect for their cameras as they do for the art form. This may be a cultural thing, to respect the tools and the artisans who’ve made them. Maybe it’s just “old school”, I , being a late Boomer, was brought up to respect my tools and take care of them. Anyway, thanks Ted, you’ve spurred me on to investigate Japanese photographers. Best wishes!
Ted, have you by chance seen the work or read the book "The Witch of Kodakery" about Myra Albert Wiggins, 1869-1956? The book covers the interesting times of the early American photography movement and her admission in 1903 to the Photo-Secession and her difficulties. It was interesting how so many of modern photographers' struggles were the same even back then.
FYI: Your Squarespace ad was pre-empted by 2 other TH-cam ads (over laid)last night while watching your vid using Roku on my TV.
The Jun Miki book looked amazing. Shame that it is hard to find.
Wow
Four embossed Cyrillic letters on the book cover say Dusha, that means - soul.
Hello Ted! Thank you for the, as always, awesome content!
I have a question: if I understood correctly, you mentioned that you algo acquired something else from Jun Miki, related to Life Magazine, could you tell me what it was? Was it a book? If so, which book is it?
Thank you
This video is a great reminder that there are so many amazing photographers out there that we've never heard of. Thanks for introducing us to Alan Doenier and Jun Miki! I can't wait to see more of their work Sir
Do you ever talk about Manuel Alvarez Bravo?
I do like Russian but I like all countries, anyways that is so beautiful out there
That Russian Soul book looks amazing. Obviously your workshops are way above my skill levels.
ruzzia is not a great nation
Must be lots of money in books!
not second...
I thought this was about me
Not first.
I am far too curious, so if you put the description of where the photo was taken in the back of the book then I have the burden of flipping back and forth constantly. I need to know. Even if it is somewhere in Russia, which I know nothing about.
wow. first.
Love your videos, would mean a lot if you watched one of ours. your videos are something that always leaves me feeling positive. hopefully you will like our work as well. BTW our channel has nothing to do with photography, but a lot of knowledge about cameras and lenses that got me started came from your knowledge! Cheers! and keep looking up!