aizan
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i was looking at that the other day. just watch the price for mamiya 140mm lenses go up.
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RayPA
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Joel Peter Witkin, Disciple and Master. Witkin can be tough to take, but to see the image that influenced his image, side-by-side, and preceded by JPW's own words is very interesting. The guy loves photography and photographs.
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Jacob Holdt, "American Pictures". In some ways not a photography book at all, but an intense book to look at (and read ... there's a lot of text) from a Danish "vagabond" who traveled (hitchhiked) around the US for years taking photographs.
RayPA
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Kevin, was this the one you brought to the party? There were two books (among many) floating around that night that were pretty interesting. Matt brought one and IIRC, you brought the other.
edit: checked it out on Amazon. I don't believe this was the same book, but I'd like to see this one sometime.
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You're right -- not the same book. But I will definitely bring it along to the next BLOW-UP get together. Troubling and highly polemic, it is definitely a strong book (both photographically and politically), even if it's a bit dated in some ways.
You're right -- not the same book. But I will definitely bring it along to the next BLOW-UP get together. Troubling and highly polemic, it is definitely a strong book (both photographically and politically), even if it's a bit dated in some ways.
Florian1234
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Santa brought me Martine Franck's "One Day to the Next" yesterday. Very interesting stuff and much more sensitive than her husband's shots somehow.😉 Must be her female side.😀
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Yesterday I was gifted. "HArry Callahan : Nature"
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Koudelka's "Invasion 68: Prague"
Kertesz's "On Reading"
Friendlander's huge, yellow, retrospective book from MOMA
Salgado's "Africa"
Kertesz's "On Reading"
Friendlander's huge, yellow, retrospective book from MOMA
Salgado's "Africa"
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Daido Moriyama, "Memories of a Dog"
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Santa brought me Salgado's "Africa," and "Magnum Magnum."
foggie
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My brother and sister gave me exactly what I wanted - Jacob Aue Sobol's I Tokyo. Brilliant book! I love it.
bmattock
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My wife gave me "In Search of Norman Rockwell's America," by Kevin Rivoli, for Christmas. A photographer's work compared to the illustrations of Norman Rockwell, proving once and for all that Norman Rockwell's America did [and does] too exist.
capitalK
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Lately I have been using my boss' darkroom and, among other things his Christmas, he gifted me a copy of "Processing and Printing" by Julien Busselle. It's a little basic but there's some good info in there.
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The Blue Room by Eugene Richards...
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In December,David Hurn's "Photograph's 1956 - 1976" and his portrait album "Living in Wales". Hurn has always been a favorite of mine, quite subtle and dedicated to his craft. His and Bill Jays "On Being A Photographer" is a must for anyone taking pictures, be it commercially or for private pleasure only.
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Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs
Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs
A beautiful collection of images by Fred Herzog, an early master of color, often overlooked much like Saul Leiter.
"Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs"
ISBN-10: 155365255X
Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs
A beautiful collection of images by Fred Herzog, an early master of color, often overlooked much like Saul Leiter.
"Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs"
ISBN-10: 155365255X
nikon_sam
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Hollywood Foto-Rhetoric the lost manuscript
Text by Bob Dylan
Photographs by Barry Feinstein
Christmas gift from the wife and kids...
Text by Bob Dylan
Photographs by Barry Feinstein
Christmas gift from the wife and kids...
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Mr_Flibble
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Two books by Philip Makanna:
Ghosts of the Great War
Ghosts of the Skies
A photographic series of restored/rebuild World War 1 and World War 2 aircraft in flight, combined with poetry, aircraft details and auto-biographic material from the pilots who flew these aircraft in the respective conflict
Ghosts of the Great War
Ghosts of the Skies
A photographic series of restored/rebuild World War 1 and World War 2 aircraft in flight, combined with poetry, aircraft details and auto-biographic material from the pilots who flew these aircraft in the respective conflict
peter_n
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I just finished reading Roberto Bolano's 2666. James Nachtwey's Inferno arrived for Christmas. You could call them both heavy books.