Fred Herzog Follow Up
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2014
- This video is a followup conversation I had with Fred Herzog's gallery after we did the original episode. This was a fantastic discussion with some insights to Fred's work. I wanted to share this with viewers as Fred is one of the great living photographers of the 20th/21st centuries.
Original Episode:
• Street Photography in ...
Equinox Gallery
www.equinoxgallery.com/artists...
Fred Herzog's website
fredherzog.com/ 
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As i am a photography student in Vancouver, I have heard and have been taught a lot about Fred Herzog and at one point even had to do a research project on him for one of my academic classes. Shortly after this I was at the Equinox gallery for an opening of an exhibition of his work. My Professor was also there and introduced me to Fred and told him i was a huge fan of his work and explained my research project, at which point he proceeded to give me a personal tour of the show stopping at each picture to explain what he thought were the most sticking aspects of each image on display. Other patrons of the gallery would come up and try to engage him in conversation but he was very careful to not get distracted. I felt very honoured, however i was to excited and overwhelmed to really retain much of his wisdom. Its really too mad. All in all a very friendly and supportive individual!
Thanks for the video!!:)
Excellent episode. Love the direction this is going in. Not just rehashing info pulled off google like a school book report, but actually adding pages to the history of photography. Great job!
FilmFactry Thanks!
Rest in peace Fred.
Thank you for doing the follow up video and sharing! I have to check the original episode on him. Thanks
Very interesting episode Ted. Thanks for sharing these beautiful informations. TOP as ever!
Love your stuff. Everyday I check for new episodes on your show. Herzog is worth pursuing, his stature in American photography deserves to be elevated.
Fascinating ! Thank you
Thank you so much for covering a personal photographic mentor of mine, not in style, but in location. Being a local Vancouver street photographer and walking the same streets that Fred did 40-50 years ago, I feel a sense of connection with what he was trying to do both photographically and historically. I too have an unusual approach to my work as I use my smartphone and Instagram as my primary medium to share my street photography in basically the same spots that Fred took his pictures. Many 'serious' photographers tease me, and others are outright offended that I use such a simple tool and a simple platform to share, but my goal is to share with as many people the beauty of Vancouver's quickly changing Chinatown. Perhaps in 20-30 years my images will also be discovered when there is no longer any trace of this unique neighbourhood of Chinatown, Strathcona, DTES and Gastown.
Fred still walks around and takes pictures, and many locals tell me when there's a sighting of him. He shoots with his Olympus M43 camera, and is known to pop into the Equinox Gallery to just hang out and watch TV. I too am trying to get an interview with him, but my current projects keep me from pursuing him at this time. If you decide to fly up to Vancouver, I would love to try to shoot a co-project with you and Fred. I want to walk around town with him and interview him on the go, while you will probably do an interview at the gallery that has fantastic printed images of his work.
bigheadtaco great story! I really want to interview Fred for the show. I was talking to the gallery as well as one of his collectors. As soon as I asked about getting him on the show, everyone stopped emailing back. Guess that was a touch question!? Brilliant photographer - I hope you get to meet him some day!
The Art of Photography seriously, there's Fred-sightings almost every Saturday in the Strathcona-Chinatown-Gastown area. I have a few people in the neighbourhood sending me pics that they've taken with him. I think you almost have to bump into him, and perhaps have a nice conversation with him without a camera shoved into his face. If you come to Vancouver, we should walk around and talk to those who have seen Fred and try and 'bump' into him...
I just might take you up on that!
The Art of Photography I'm thinking of leaving some of my local Chinatown images at Equinox Gallery and ask them to show them to Fred. if he likes what he sees, I would ask to have a meet and greet with him at the gallery with no mention of an interview or anything, as a first step in having an on-camera interview. I know it took over a decade to convince Bill Cunningham to agree to a documentary movie.
Fred Herzog passed away on September 10, 2019.
Ted, I hope you were able to follow-up some more after your two videos. But now as we mourn Herzog's passing this past week, I'm hopeful there is a "follow up to the follow up" video. Thanks for your videos on Herzog and for your TAoP video series.
R.I.P Fred Herzog 😭
Great job! Would love to see a short doc. made on that conversation with Mr.Herzog. Keep it up Ted.
Pedro Rica Working on it - hope this pans out!
Really interesting stuff, Herzog is incredible but adding depth to the images really takes his work to another level!
Great work
It gets better and better.
I am photographing San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua so Fred Herzog rings my bell.
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This is just so interesting Ted - hope you get the interview. I'd be particularly interested to learn more about Fred's street techniques.
Nick Leon Thanks Nick!
Very interesting
Fantastic Ted - it would be incredible if you could interview Fred! I am travelling to Van in a couple of weeks and will be visiting Equinox Gallery.
james mason slip a word in while you're there ;-) Still waiting to hear back - I asked them if Fred might be interested.
Thanks Ted. Fred is a legend and it would be fantastic to hear both of you discussing his life's work. I'll be keeping a watch out for that. Thanks again to the Art of Photography.
Hi Ted, I got to see Herzog's photos from one of your short film and instantly become a fan. His style looks like a beautiful painting! I wish I could develop my own distinct style like Fred.
Well Hello from Germany, i watched your Channel for hours and hours. especially the stuff about analog photography and black and white film Photography. i also love your episodes about Saul Leiter and Frank Herzog. would you like to do an Episode on Alfred Eisenstadt? i saw an bbc documentary about him and was very impressed. i think he was a lovely person as well. thanks for your inspiration ... Ralf. i really admire your passion about art and Photography (sorry for my english)
Ralf Wieseler Thank you Ralf! I'll see what I can do!
wonderful !
Great work Ted. I hope you will be successful in following up with an interview with Fred Herzog. May I suggest you also take a look at Yousuf Karsh at some point?
CDNChaoZ Sure! Excellent stuff. I'm working at Fred - I hope that happens too. The Wynn Bullock thing is a go in Atlanta with his daughter. I'll announce on Sunday!
FWIW, there is a public (viewer-supported) television station in Ontario, Canada called TVOntario that has a show about photography called Snapshot. There is a Fred Herzog episode of the Snapshot series (can be seen in this listing tvo.org/program/203881/snapshot) inwhich Fred is interviewed at some length.
Congratulations/thanks for your good work,
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Any word from Fred?
No subtitles!
What ever happened to Joel Peter Witkin? Like him or not he always was innovative. .
LOL. “So-called Chinatown.” “His words exactly.”
C’mon, Ted. You’re better than that. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱