Garry Winogrand
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Garry Winogrand (January 14, 1928 - March 19, 1984) was an American street photographer, known for his portrayal of U.S. life and its social issues, in the mid-20th century. Photography curator, historian, and critic John Szarkowski called Winogrand the central photographer of his generation.
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Ambiment - Kevin MacLeod
Bittersweet World - Martin Gauffin
Exit - Martin Gauffin
Somewhere in the Clouds Ambient - Relaxing Music
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Such an amazing display from an amazing photographer. Thank you for putting this video together.
Can't stop binging this channel, absolutely what was needed, just the artists body of work with no interpretation or interruption. If you are open to suggestions I would love to see a Gregory Crewdson episode. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much… I will try to do a gregory crewdson video soon.
@@greatphotographers thank you for replying.
Just discovered the video and can't beleive that you've done such a good job! Great channel! It's a treasure. Thank you!!!
Wonderful! Thank you for an overview of Winogrand's oeuvre, including his lesser known images of protests and political events.
Thank you for curating this incredible work. What a legend.
yes much thanks for keeping the art form of photography alive and honoring winogrand. he made the snap an art.
Amezing photos.
Such a wonderful capture of moments & movement. So many composed on the fly and to straighten or crop would steal the immediacy of life. Brilliant channel, thank you.
you can study his work; the style; the way he developed his shots and the result would still be relevant today...the best street photographer of his time imho! this is a fabulous survey of his work, thanks so much
Days gone by. Fantastic and thought provoking photos
This is an amazing channel with awesome content liked and subbed i particularly enjoyed the Vivian Maier spotlight any on Saul Leiter or have i missed his spotlight.
Great video! If possible makes a video about Harry Gruyaert’ pictures. Just a suggestion. Thanks a lot!
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This is epic. Please keep doing these. I loved his work but to sit with the way you put all of these photographers together makes me appreciate them even more.
Thank you again for keeping Gary and his pure imagines alive
Great video, thanx for sharing the pothorgrapy of Gary, i tried to get some books (specially de bnw streetphotography) and the prices were so high.👏👏
I learned from this video that if you want to get to know the United States, you have to look at Garry Winogrand's pictures. They capture the essence of daily life in America with astounding accuracy.
Check out the image at 3.49 - clearly in the UK. Driving on the left with cars like the Ford Cortina/Anglia/Corsair and Austin A40.
@@sputumtubeIndeed, well spotted.
I looked closely at some videos of Gary Winogrand shooting both in New York and LA in the late 70s and early 80s. Each time he took a shot he looked through the viewfinder, even if for a fraction of a second. He told his students in a seminar in NYC in 1976, if you you shoot from the hip or without looking through the viewfinder you lose control of the image. I thought that was very unusual considering how quickly he captured what he was seeing.
even though I've seen most of these images in his book you add a twist to them by adding the appropriate music, makes me feel I'm seeing them for the first time!
Absolute Wow!
an amazing street photograph
Best image by far is at 34.03 with the woman looking at the cheque over the man's shoulder.
That's funny
Good channel, nice idea! You should also try to present photo books, not just single photographs. It is not so simple task, but for many photographers the book was main art form and it is completely different from looking random pictures from them. Cheers
At least two photos of Diane Arbus, one famous and one I had never seen.
Annoying ads every 5 mins or less makes watching this photo collection a torture.
Brilliant
he photographed a lot of attractive women on the street
Anyone know who are the people holding the chimps/backstory?
I like these photos. They have a real quality that conveys life and emotion. Unposed and yet somehow posed. Unpopular opinion though, but many of his pictures seem to pick attractive women. These days i think taking sneaky pictures of unsuspecting women like that would be seen as creepy or pervy and probably lead to confrontation if spotted. Im not saying thats all he was, but there is definitely a lean towards sneaky women pics here.
Is this truly all Winogrand's work that is shown here? For example at 12:00 the woman, the design of car, in the background the commercial of guys wearing T-Shirts. Curious if someone knows this. I just hadn't thought of the early 80s to look like that.
I realize you asked this 7mo ago, but no one seemed to have answered you. It appears that photo was snapped by Peter Lindbergh. Not sure when, but looks like 90’s. I could be wrong tho!
@@chuckd9785 Thanks for your response! I'll look into that Lindbergh guy.
just wish mobile phones weren't a thing. People being social enjoying the moment
Why is street photography so random?
many photos repeated.
Not many keepers there