Category Archives: Photography
Shadowing Cinema: François Duhamel
They dress inconspicuously. They hide behind the crew, around corners, they mingle with the directors and actors, they blend into the background, they become part of the decor. Always looking, always waiting for that shot. That shot that has the … Read More
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Through the Lens of Joni Sternbach: SurfLand
Minnie+Lulu, 06.09.30 How often does it happen to you these days to go back over and over again to a photograph you’ve seen and wonder: How was it made? Very rarely indeed. And how often does it inspire you … Read More
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The Mind’s Eye
Lessons in looking, seeing and simplicity, from Henri Cartier-Bresson The independent bookstores. What would we do without them? I believe there would be very few promising new authors, or rare, under-the-radar books to discover. It often happened that … Read More
One Day That Summer: Rome
This past summer I started a series of collaborations with photographers to bring you exclusive stories behind the lens. Titled One Day That Summer, the project was designed to be a celebration of summer, an invitation to discovery, to … Read More
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One Day That Summer: Shirley MacLaine on the Set of “Can Can”
Summer may be over, but the series One Day That Summer continues on the blog with my conversations with photographers and photography collectors to bring you exclusive stories from behind the lens, whether travel photography or pictures from the … Read More
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