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Looking for England - Don McCullin (2019)
Sir Donald McCullin, CBE, Hon FRPS (born 9 October 1935), is a British photographer... the video (link here) runs just under one hour and I found it an interesting look behind the curtain... revisiting locations around England, telling stories, working in the darkroom, and of course taking photographs using (for the most part) medium format film... what looks like a Canon 5D also gets some play...
Enjoy,
Casey
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Looking for England - Don McCullin (2019)
Sir Donald McCullin, CBE, Hon FRPS (born 9 October 1935), is a British photographer... the video ( link here ) runs just under one hour and I found it an interesting look behind the curtain... revisiting locations around England, telling stories, working ...
Fantastic Casey -- thanks so much for posting the link
He is really quite an inspirational fellow and superb photographer. It's beautiful to see someone of his age (83) so alive and interested in his craft and the world around him. I was also fascinated by his love of taking pictures (and talking with his sub...
Could not agree more John...
I also really enjoyed the video for the reasons you mention... plus McCullin's sense of humor. From what I could tell from his [huge] landscape enlargements, his exposures were excellent. As a summer job I worked in a commercial darkroom during high schoo...
An interesting and inspirational video.
A peek into the life of a true professional! Only watched 15mins. so far but will see the rest later. Thanks for sharing Casey! cheers fernando
Iām curious to know
... how he prints his B&W digital images. We see him shooting film and printing in the darkroom. But unsure how his digital prints are made.
re: digital printing...
I could not find any reference to digital printing on the Canon UK site (or elsewhere)... We do know that McCullin shot the 2017 "Kolkata" project with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV ( documentary link ). In general there are at least two commonly used ways to pr...
