brusby
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'Just saw a very nice documentary tonight on public television about this wonderful, former Life Magazine photographer. I believe it's going to be playing again tonight if anyone is interested.
Entitled: "Eye on the 60s: The Iconic Photography of Rowland Scherman"
What I found surprising and very impressive, in addition to his obvious compositional skills, was the consistently fine quality of his b&w prints or scans.
Entitled: "Eye on the 60s: The Iconic Photography of Rowland Scherman"
What I found surprising and very impressive, in addition to his obvious compositional skills, was the consistently fine quality of his b&w prints or scans.
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Ventor
Do you have a link?
brusby
Well-known
No, sorry. But I posted the entire title so you might be able to find it.
raydm6
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Thanks for the heads-up. Looks very interesting.
Found it here but have to pay.
https://www.szwedo.com/main/sixties.html
https://www.fulltv.tv/movies/eye-on-the-sixties-the-iconic-photography-of-rowland-scherman-2013.html
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Found it here but have to pay.
https://www.szwedo.com/main/sixties.html
https://www.fulltv.tv/movies/eye-on-the-sixties-the-iconic-photography-of-rowland-scherman-2013.html
Leicavit on an M4, Canon Lens?
raydm6
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brusby
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Nice links, thanks!
His stories were fascinating and timing was really fortuitous for some momentous events. Like how he got in and shot the first US Beatles concert with no press pass. And how he decided to take some photos of a new guy (Bob Dylan) at the Newport festival before anyone really knew who Dylan was or would become.
His stories were fascinating and timing was really fortuitous for some momentous events. Like how he got in and shot the first US Beatles concert with no press pass. And how he decided to take some photos of a new guy (Bob Dylan) at the Newport festival before anyone really knew who Dylan was or would become.
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Ventor
Thanks, guys. The pay-links don't work here. I am hoping it will eventually end-up on YouTube. Cheers, OtL
brusby
Well-known
I found a link that supposedly allows free viewing if you have a library card or if you are a student or professor.
https://www.kanopy.com/product/eye-60s
https://www.kanopy.com/product/eye-60s
raydm6
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Thank you for that. My public library participates so I will be able to watch it.
charjohncarter
Veteran
I guess it has been on KQED in San Francisco. But I can't find a repeat, but they have been messed up lately so maybe it will show later. I have Kanopy thru my library I'll try that.
Here is all I could find from KQED: Apr 1, 2019 - 8:30 pm Eye on the Sixties: The Iconic Photography of Rowland Scherman. 10:00 pm State of the Art. 8:00 pm Saturday Night Movie:
Here is all I could find from KQED: Apr 1, 2019 - 8:30 pm Eye on the Sixties: The Iconic Photography of Rowland Scherman. 10:00 pm State of the Art. 8:00 pm Saturday Night Movie: