A new Cartier Bresson?

[JohnTF]

There is extraordinary technique and vision in much of his work. He somehow makes a 35mm lens seem a lot wider.

I am between congratulations and jealousy, but jealousy in a complimentary way.

Much to think about.

Thanks for the links.

Regards, John

 

[Mattikk]

Thanks alot for the link.

I'm trying to order his book, but the site is in French, what does "Choisissez :
* Votre mot de passe :" mean?

EDIT: Nevermind I figured it out.

 

[cjm]

I've followed him for a while now on Flickr. Excellent work indeed.

 

[goo0h]

I love his stuff. I hate to draw comparisons, but truth be told, I like him way better than HCB. He establishes a wonderful connection with people that I think makes his stuff unique.

 

[OurManInTangier]

Very interesting, I'll bookmark the link....lots to think about there!

 

[homesick]

@tom.w.bn

These are just normal people of eastern europe and it's very impolite and immature to call them freaks.

 

[Trius]

He is one of my favourites on flickr. A single photo can engross me as if I were reading a great novel.

 

[goo0h]

Apparently you can order his book here:

http://www.editionsdejuillet.com/?id_page=190

As it was pointed out to me by his editor, those in the US should select "Etats-Unis." I'm too tired to deal with it right now, but I really want a copy of his book. Really lovely stuff.

 

[Tsai]

Nice pics! Thanks!

 

[Trius]

Apparently you can order his book here:

http://www.editionsdejuillet.com/?id_page=190

As it was pointed out to me by his editor, those in the US should select "Etats-Unis." I'm too tired to deal with it right now, but I really want a copy of his book. Really lovely stuff.

I was set to order the book, but the shipping to the E-U is more than the book. I wrote to Emmanuel about it, and regrettably there is no other option.

Anyone have any ideas? I'd live to have a copy.

 

[gotium]

Fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing the link.

This makes only the second living photographer whose work has simply grabbed me on first glance. The other is Vanessa Winship, whose work I first came across here:

http://theonlinephotographer.typepa...009/02/random-excellence-vanessa-winship.html