the colorful work of Garry Winogrand
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- Опубликовано: 5 янв 2024
- Flipping through and discussing “Winogrand Color”, a new book showcasing the color photography by Garry Winogrand. Thank you to Squarespace for sponsoring this video. For 10% off your first purchase, go to squarespace.com/mattday and use code MATTDAY at checkout.
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I got to see a lot of these photos a few years ago when the Brooklyn Museum exhibited Gary's color work. They projected the original slides onto the walls. It was amazing. I'll have to get this book to see these images again in book form. Thank you for the video.
I'm not a reader, but ever since I was a kid I love picture books, or factual information books. Bigger ones too. This has inspired me to get some again. And I like his style. Thanks Matt and new year wishes to you and family.
As an edit. Can I recommend a British photographer, Shirley Baker. I love her stuff. You may already know her.
Love to hear it! I don’t believe I know her work, I’ll check her out. Thanks for the suggestion!
0:11 “Still planning on doing that video”… 🤩 YESSS!!! Thank you, Squarespace! 🙏😁 Truly enjoyed this book review 👍
Plenty of great books in 2023!
Absolutely love this book. The quality of the actual book is very top notch.
Really well done!
Just wanted to add an extra level of appreciation to this video as an enjoyer of the photo book Friday series. I believe you said you weren’t too keen on doing this videos with your own commentary input but I thank you for it just to get these videos back. Also your perspective will always be a respected one.
Thank you! That kind of feedback is super encouraging. I'll be continuing the videos in this format!
the photo of the shirtless man with the chain around his neck at night is sooooo good. don’t think I saw it on here but it’s deff one of my favorites! and the blue veil photo
Oh yeah! The book is full of gems.
🖤🖤🖤
The level of printing in books like this and the Eggleston stuff makes them a joy to flip though. The images as you say, pop off the page. Although there’s that nostalgic feel with those 60’s outfits and colours there’s still something so amazingly lifelike about slide film that I think remains unmatched in beauty to this day. Lovely book, look forward to seeing some colour/color from you too Matt.🍻
Couldn't agree more. Love the colors of that era. And thank you!
Thank you for sharing that book, Matt. I have long been a huge Winogrand fan, and this book will end up alongside the many other books of his on my shelves.
His voracious eye and shooting style required he shoot mostly B&W. Winogrand stated in an interview that the expense of working in color made it largely prohibitive to him. A shame in a way, as he definitely had quite the eye for it!
It’s cool to see so many of his aesthetic choices (WA, tilted frame, dividing the photo with frame in frame, etc…) carried over so well into his color work.
There are many great books out there by and about this great American photographer. His work has stood the test of time.
Thanks again for sharing.
It definitely makes me want to pick up more of his books. Really enjoying this one! Thanks for watching!
@@mattdayphoto And just to be clear, yes, I really like these book videos. Whether historical, well-known, or “undiscovered” photographers, I enjoy them. 👍🏼
This is probably my favorite video you've done, as a long time follower, you should def do more of this!
Thank you! Definitely more like this on the way.
I really appreciated your analysis/point of view of this book ! It adds so much value. The improved version of Photo Book Friday :) Hope you'll make a few ones like this in 2024.
Thank you! I’ll continue to do the book videos this way. 🤝
Nice! Thanks for the video Matt. Looking forward to best of 2023
Lots of great books last year! Gonna be tough to whittle it down to my favorites.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Matt. All the best.
Loving this format, much better than the silent book videos
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
I was lucky someone mentioned this book release on social media when I still had a chance to grab a copy at release. It's an amazing book and the third Winogrand monograph publication I now own.
This will definitely not be my last! Great book.
Love the review and analysis of the work.
You know, I didn't really know Winogrand had colours images, this'll definitely have to be something I check out, what a brilliant book.
I have a book from Elliott Erwitt as well, Elliott Erwitt's Kolor, that is really interesting to see compared to his mostly black and white work.
Great review Matt. Thank you for sharing this book!
Thanks for watching, Jim!
In 2002 I saw the *Winogrand 1964* exhibition at the International Center for Photography in Manhattan. I think it was the first time his color work had ever been given its own showing. Some of the Kodachromes were printed quite big too. I hadn’t seen much of his color stuff before that, and was really impressed by it.
That had to be amazing to see in person!
Before Covid I attended the Brooklyn Museum Winogrand color exhibit. Truly beautiful. What was shocking was there was no book to accompany the exhibit. This book is wonderful because there are so many new images. Winogrand isn’t known for his color work. He would frequently carry two bodies around his neck. Sometimes that 2nd body would have color film.
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This is a well laid out and printed book, I picked up the Chet Baker cover. Worth the 1-2 year wait since they announced it.
Killer vid! Thanks for your contributions to the photographer community.
Thanks for watching!
Great video! My first book purchase of 2024 was coming and going by Jim Goldberg.
I'll be doing a video on that one but it's taking me awhile to fully digest such a big book! So much going on with it, I love how different it's put together compared to more "straight forward" books.
@@mattdayphoto it's a mouthful, but a really refreshing approach to photobook making 😊
thank you for sharing a brilliant photo book again! I have this on order !
Thanks for watching!
One note about the tilted frames - He said in an interview that he would never tilt the frame randomly. He would always line up the vertical or horizontal edge to something in the frame. Like in the photo at 2:40, the coat sleeve on far left is aligned to the vertical edge of the frame.
Thank you for sharing that! I love that. Now I want to go back through the book with that in mind.
you went color and i decided to go bnw for the whole year haha
Matt: everything is very intentional. There are no questions besides the images themselves. That is left to you. And me. Ain't that Winogrand?
Very true!
Thanks for sharing this Matt, would love to see more of your favourite books get this treatment. If you enjoy writing on photography, the Geoff Dyer book on Winogrand is a real pleasure, as are all of his books.
I'll look into that one! And definitely more videos like this one to come. 👍
Thanks for the review, Matt - I pre-ordered the print edition back in the summer. Cant wait for it to get to the UK! Im a huge GW fan...
You’ll love it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing, I didn't know there was a new book coming out. You'll likely have seen the excellent documentary about Garry.
Yes! Everything Is Photographable. Amazing documentary.
I’m certain that you know how many undeveloped rolls o film he left behind.
Incredible.
Oh yeah! Unbelievable amount of work made. It's inspiring.
Good stuff.
Thanks for watching!
Alex Kisbee talked about documentaries recently and I just watched the PBS documentary on Winogrand. That was fascinating and worth the watch.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
That's an incredible documentary. Wish there were more like that out there.
@@mattdayphoto Alex sent his followers over to Tatiana for some more documentary joy. That's where I found the link for the Winogrand story. I have a few others to check out too (from her). Don't have her channel ID though...
The telephoto shots are representative of his oldest work when he was starting to feel his way and develop his signature style.
Obviously, he abandoned the long lens approach for good reason as he matured...
Great video Matt! Always enjoy your insight.
I’m still trying to figure out how color fits into my street photography. The subject you’re shooting and whether it requires color or black&white is just as important as personal preference in my humble opinion.
It’s not always an easy or clear cut choice.
BTW I think you’d make an excellent street photographer. You might not think so yourself but I’d love seeing you do some street!
Thank you! I really appreciate that. ❤️
Sick! Didn't know this was published. Thanks for sharing was able to order a copy! And thanks for sharing your thoughts 😊🤙🏽 Any tips you'd recommend on keeping up to date with what books are being released this year?
Thanks for watching! Subscribe to publishers and book stores on social media where you can, sign up for their email newsletters as well. That's how I keep up to date. Especially through Baltimore Photo Space.
Thanks brother :) @@mattdayphoto
This is hilarious I just got mine in the mail today.
Great start to the year!
I love seeing these books Matt! How do you find them and the artists? I haven't heard of very many photographers you've shown us. I've only really heard of some of the greats, Ansel Adams, Matt Brown, Henri Cartier Bresson, Al Horton and Zephyrn Cochran from Marcus iV 🖖
Check out publishers and book stores online. Follow them on social media, sign up for their email newsletters, browse their online inventory. I look all of the time just to see if any catch my interest and I'll do a Google search of any artists I'm not already familiar with.
Thanks for watching these videos! Glad they've exposed you to more artists. 🙏
@@mattdayphoto Thanks Matt!
Great color work.
Winogrand never cropped his photos.
I can appreciate it!
this book looks great! Thanks for sharing it. Excited to hear more about your new photo book coming out. I see you're using Edition One instead of the bookmobile like you did for Friend of Mine. Can you please share your thought process and what made decide to go with a different printer? btw, I'm local to Edition One and used them for a book. They're great!
I appreciate the support! Ultimately it came down to the paper and finishing options that Edition One offers, as well as their black and white printing process. Really really excited to get it out there, we’ve just begun the proofing process. 🙏🏻
@@mattdayphoto Oh nice!! I'm using them for my upcoming book. I did a short run to test everything out with my first book. Would it be possible to send you a quick message in private?
Very interesting book.. Also side note I picked up a Leica M-A in minty condition from KEH to use along with my M3(with the Zeiss 50mm)- decided I wanted a camera with the wide angle frame lines for 28 and 35mm when I add one of those to my collection. 😊✌❤
Dang, enjoy that! My good friend, Nathan, has the M-A and it feels incredible. Great pairing with the M3 as well. 👏🏻
@@mattdayphoto Thank you! Yeah I am excited about it- little bit down the road I am going to buy a 28 or 35mm lens for it- but initially I am just going to attach the 50mm I currently have to it to get used to it- I am not sure about going down to the .72 magnification if it will affect how easy it is to focus compared to the .92 magnification of the M3, I am hoping there is not much of a difference.
Still waiting on my copy. Delayed. Arrrrrggggg
Hope it arrives soon!
Got to see him lecture and his day of shooting was 40 rolls there are rolls still not developed can’t help but think of George Bernard Shawn’s comment on photography that compared taking pictures was like fish Roe that out of millions laid 11:20 only a few hatch
That's a great way to look at it. The amount of undeveloped rolls that he left behind is unreal.
5 rolls of 35mm film £85 (Porta 400). I’m going to sell all my film cameras and move to digital. Why the film prices are bonkers? What are your views
Jenkem hat?
Yep! A classic from the early 2000s.