Leonard Nimoy discusses his photography

[hipsterdufus]

I know it's not rangefinder-related, but I found it to be an interesting read. Particularly, I enjoyed reading about how he developed his concepts for shooting. I consider myself a conceptual photographer, so this was especially relevant for me. Plus, he seems like a nice enough guy.

The article is here.

 

[Spleenrippa]

Anything Galvatron wants to do is great in my book ;-)

 

[Ducky]

When you don't get the concept, the results look kinda stupid. I didn't get the concept here.

 

[narsuitus]

Thanks for the link.

I especially liked the origin of the split-fingered Vulcan salute.

 

[John Lawrence]

When you don't get the concept, the results look kinda stupid. I didn't get the concept here.

.... It's art Jim, but not as we know it.


John

 

[Spleenrippa]

When you don't get the concept, the results look kinda stupid. I didn't get the concept here.

I think I get the concept, and it's kinda nifty... All else fails, points for not being HDR, haha

 

[SonC]

I had a chance to chat with him when he was bringing out his first photo book Shekhina in 2002. Nice guy.

 

[sol33]

.... It's art Jim, but not as we know it.

Nice one! 😀

 

[AgentX]

"Secret Selves" looks like David Byrne and Richard Avedon got drunk together and had a fight in the studio. When they woke up, there were exposed film holders everywhere and that's what was in them.