Gid
Well-known
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/visual_arts/article2592307.ece
Scroll down the right of the page for a slide show of Selgado's images of the coffee trade. Also another slide show of images below this relating to some international photography awards. Plus links to Lee Miller and Fleet Street at the images at the National Portrait Gallery.
Scroll down the right of the page for a slide show of Selgado's images of the coffee trade. Also another slide show of images below this relating to some international photography awards. Plus links to Lee Miller and Fleet Street at the images at the National Portrait Gallery.
pesphoto
Veteran
wonderful images...thanks for the link!
mihai
><
timesonline got it wrong .. it is Salgado.
blacklight
digital renegade
his work is fantastic. true artist.
Harry Lime
Practitioner
Terrific photographer and his printer is a genius. They are quite stunning in real life.
javimm
Established
Totally agree. I saw an exhibit of 50 prints of him. Mainly the ones from his Africa series. Stunning is the word. His printer, as said earlier is a true genius too. On of the best IMHO.
charjohncarter
Veteran
Wow, he really captured it. I was down there (Columbia) in the 70s, and tried do do that, no where near.
jjovin
Established
I have known his work for over a decade.
The coffee trade is the best work from him yet.
The coffee trade is the best work from him yet.
sirius
Well-known
Thanks, those are lovely pictures. There's a mystical feeling to them.
captainslack
Five Goats Hunter
#5 is particularly beautiful. His work continues to blow me away.
mtbbrian
RF's ROCK!andFilm RULES!!
When his "Exodus " exhibit came through Salt Lake City a few years, I had the rare opportunity to have an audience with several of his prints, prior to the exhibit.
I was a volunteer at the gallery that hosted the exhibit, and inspected the framed prints as we unpacked the for insurance purposes and what not.
The prints were probably some of the best I have ever seen.
Brian
I was a volunteer at the gallery that hosted the exhibit, and inspected the framed prints as we unpacked the for insurance purposes and what not.
The prints were probably some of the best I have ever seen.
Brian
shadowfox
Darkroom printing lives
The beautiful light rays seems to follow him around 
Amazing work, thanks for the link. One more exhibition to watch out for locally.
Amazing work, thanks for the link. One more exhibition to watch out for locally.
Santafecino
button man
These are incredible pictures. I saw some of the Exodus prints several years ago here in Santa Fe. Prints like these make me think that one need go no further than a Leica and a darkroom to produce real drama.
BigSteveG
Well-known
He is a modern master of light and uses the art to promote social awareness.
pachuco
El ****
He is the reason I started shooting black and white photography
PaulDalex
Dilettante artist
Seems to me his art is even getting better. A modern HCB. And apparently no cropping. Taking pictures all day long allow him to reach a superior technique. Also he is lucky to have a genius collaborating at the prints. Myself, sunday photog at best, have to print on my own with photoshop. Some pictures of many years ago still wait for the final release... Can't wait to retire and change all this
Gid
Well-known
nico
Well-known
Gid,
thanks for the link,
here another website with some other photos from him (got this link from Milos, a young member here).
http://www.terra.com.br/sebastiaosalgado/
Ciao
thanks for the link,
here another website with some other photos from him (got this link from Milos, a young member here).
http://www.terra.com.br/sebastiaosalgado/
Ciao
BigSteveG
Well-known
I find Salgado's work far more important than anything HCB ever did. This is the kind of work that inspires, shocks and delights. He uses small format photography to its best possible end.
V
varjag
Guest
Do you also think that Kennedy was more important than Picasso?BigSteveG said: