For my situation, it's the experiences that are why I am there, not the images. But many times, the images have more of a larger impact than the experience. At least for others. Hard to explain without context.
In my opinion, it's not about allowing yourself to fail, it's about taking a bazillion shots, relentlessly going over each decent picture, finding that one, with potential, or one that can be manipulated and making it outstanding. That's called dedication to the ART.
I'm a spray & pray kinda guy myself but his process can't be done the way you described. He is actually introverted yet he relates to friends, acquaintances & complete strangers in his work. gets them to reveal their quirks, hobbies, intimate moments. It's almost the opposite of spray & pray. Plus he uses a large format camera.
Alessio Grigolini this was actually one of the episodes, if you’re a big fan it’s worth every penny. I do wish he went more into detail about lighting subjects and what he use for works like Sleeping By the Mississippi or Niagara. He does show some lighting techniques but it wasn’t anything crazy. The beginning I felt took a little to much time telling who he is, which is important but I don’t know if it needed to be that much.
@@ryanrazon5312 Thank you for your feedback Ryan! Does he talk about preproduction and post-production? I mean ideas, editing and sequencing images, book design?
“And I find the beauty of the form, is its limitation.” Great wisdom!
One of the greatest photographers alive
For my situation, it's the experiences that are why I am there, not the images. But many times, the images have more of a larger impact than the experience. At least for others. Hard to explain without context.
One cannot exist without another.
Beautiful, I love Alec Soth's work
In my opinion, it's not about allowing yourself to fail, it's about taking a bazillion shots, relentlessly going over each decent picture, finding that one, with potential, or one that can be manipulated and making it outstanding. That's called dedication to the ART.
I'm a spray & pray kinda guy myself but his process can't be done the way you described. He is actually introverted yet he relates to friends, acquaintances & complete strangers in his work. gets them to reveal their quirks, hobbies, intimate moments. It's almost the opposite of spray & pray. Plus he uses a large format camera.
What a beautiful portrait! congratulations
Insightful and thoughtful 👍
I hope one day to achieve a similar balance and understanding 🙂
Amazing as always
extraordinary work
So good.
If you want to see a more in depth conversation with him, go watch Negative Feedback’s video with him
Great photos!
Hi Mr. Soth, I'd welcome your 8x10 anytime. Thanks for sending it over someday.
thanks!
Nice Ebony 8x10 camera.
Where i can find this song?
Lucinda Chua
@@MrCijuciju thanks a lot!!
Can you please do one of these profiles on Mark Peckmezian?
Wow, very inspirational video!
Has anybody done his online course with Magnum? Any feedback?
Alessio Grigolini this was actually one of the episodes, if you’re a big fan it’s worth every penny. I do wish he went more into detail about lighting subjects and what he use for works like Sleeping By the Mississippi or Niagara. He does show some lighting techniques but it wasn’t anything crazy. The beginning I felt took a little to much time telling who he is, which is important but I don’t know if it needed to be that much.
this entire video and speech - taken from the course content. The course is amazing though.
@@ryanrazon5312 Thank you for your feedback Ryan! Does he talk about preproduction and post-production? I mean ideas, editing and sequencing images, book design?
Yes he does and no problem.
a little grey spot bothers me for the entire of the video
I want a camera all of a sudden lol
01:52 - is that a guy clutching his waifu?