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I read the news yesterday... [revised]
His work was some of the best.... RIP
From June 1955 thru the spring of 1956, for a period of nine months, Robert Frank had driven over 10,000 miles across more than 30 states [out of a total of 48]. In all, he had taken 27,000 photographs. When he returned to New York in 1956, he whittled those images down to 1,000 large prints. He tacked and stapled the photos around his apartment like wallpaper. After four months, he chose just 83 of them for his book, "The Americans".
R.I.P. Robert Frank
one of the most amazing photographers in the history of the medium....he had a long and fruitful life....and will be missed!!! ...
I read the news yesterday... [revised]
His work was some of the best.... RIP From June 1955 thru the spring of 1956, for a period of nine months, Robert Frank had driven over 10,000 miles across more than 30 states [out of a total of 48]. In all, he had taken 27,000 photographs. When he return...
Saw "The Americans" years ago in San Francisco
Best photo exhibit I've ever seen. Great subjects/images, of course, but the technical aspects and printing were also superb.
A legend. RIP
I am looking through "the Americans" right now. Still a striking body of work.
A bad day for photography
We also lost Fred Herzog yesterday, an early pioneer in the use of color. A bad day for photography.
Fred Herzog, Canadian Photographer (21-Sep-1930 to 9-Sep-2019)
His color work was excellent...
Remember him, and stay remember Anthony bourdain
R.I.P. To many great people leave us. For example Anthony Bourdain, a great personality. Why succesfull people have hidden problems, and do not talk. As we lent an ear, maybe we can keep them up the rails. Enjoy beautifull watches, race nice exotic sports...
may he RIP
yesterday seems to be a good day for most great man to RIP, our former President also bye bye......
