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KEIZO KITAJIMA: “Photo Express: Tokyo” (2012)

KEIZO KITAJIMA: “Photo Express: Tokyo” (2012) | Photography Now | Scoop.it

The photographs in “Photo Express: Tokyo” (Steidl, 2012) were taken in Tokyo within a single year by Keizo Kitajima, and looking at them is like leafing through his intricate memories. They are complex and celebratory, hopeless and certain and full of people with signatures of fate on their faces. This is a personal documentary invaded by a black energy.

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Gérard Uféras: Eloge de la volupté

Gérard Uféras: Eloge de la volupté | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Around 20 French women photographed by Gérard Uféras wearing Triumph lingerie, produced in partnership with Joséphine Beauté, will be on display in different places over the next six months. The first edition was held at the Arts Déoratifs in Paris.
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On the Money, Part III

Part I of this post considered how money affects both the production and distribution of contemporary photography. Part II went on to look at why we have ended up in this predicament, arguing in part that our ability as photographers to create more income than other types of artists also prepares us to be consumers of the new photography secondary services sector. This third and final post will explore both countertrends and evolutions already addressing the problem, includes some ideas for creating a healthier financial environment, and also makes practical suggestions for navigating the current waters aimed particularly at students and younger photographers.

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Nir Arieli: Inframen

Nir Arieli: Inframen | Photography Now | Scoop.it
When I first started looking at portrait photography for
this week, I came across the work of Nir Arieli.   I approached him to be featured, but one question from him set me
back, “Where did you come across my work?
Michael Kleven's curator insight, May 22, 4:09 PM

Some lovely, graphic images of male dancers. 

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Google as Photo Editor | Noah Beil, Photographer

Google as Photo Editor | Noah Beil, Photographer | Photography Now | Scoop.it

Given an unedited batch of photos from a recent family vacation, Google+ can narrow the images down to what it determines are the best shots.

Alessandro Zanini's curator insight, May 22, 5:00 AM

No comment: "Google+ has added automated photo-editing features that, depending on how well they work, could save amateur photographers huge amounts of time."

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Pavel Banka: Infinity and Beyond Infinity

Pavel Banka: Infinity and Beyond Infinity | Photography Now | Scoop.it
The Galerie RTR is presenting a solo exhibition of the Czech photographer Pavel Baňka, with the series Infinity / Beyond Infinity, featuring twenty black-and-white photographs taken in the American Pacific Northwest between 1997 and 1999, along...
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The power of photography: time, mortality and memory

The power of photography: time, mortality and memory | Photography Now | Scoop.it
We take thousands of pictures nowadays, but do we still cherish them?
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Monsters and Madonnas: Looking at William Mortensen - 50 Watts

Monsters and Madonnas: Looking at William Mortensen - 50 Watts | Photography Now | Scoop.it

William Mortensen (1897 - 1965) was one of the most well known and respected photographers in America in the thirties. He worked primarily in Southern California as a Hollywood and studio portraitist and later taught his methods and ideas to younger generations. (See Larry Lytle's online biography of Mortensen.) Mortensen's obscurity today is mainly due to his championing of Pictorialism, a force within photography that promoted retouching, hand-worked negatives, chemical washes, and an artistic, painterly approach that soon faded with the advance of modernism.

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Academic Art

I have been involved in a master class for photographic artists for some time now, but have decided to terminate my involvement. I must admit I find the conversations very interesting, and I really love the focused dialog between artists that really doesn’t happen in every day life. You need to seek out people working in the same medium, but that alone is not enough. They need to be mentally in the same state, and regular weekend retreats enable that. [.....]

But the academic art world, and especially the specialized world of fine art photography coming out of the art schools, tends to be extremely fixated on its own belly button.

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Moshe + Eddie Brakha AKA Brakhax2 | Le Journal de la Photographie

Moshe + Eddie Brakha AKA Brakhax2 | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Brakhax2. It is a formation of two people, father + son, 4 eyes and 2 brains, that choose to express ourselves at every level. From the right side of reality. The strength and expression of our relationship starts there.
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Agathe Gaillard: A French Gallery

Agathe Gaillard: A French Gallery | Photography Now | Scoop.it
A French gallery. Not because only French photographers have been exhibited over the past 38 years at 3 rue du Pont Louis Philippe in the fourth arrondissement of Paris.
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Image Singulières 2013: H. de Wurstemberger

Image Singulières 2013: H. de Wurstemberger | Photography Now | Scoop.it
During several visits to the Western Sahara, refusing press trips and naive propaganda, Hugues de Wurstemberger shared the everyday lives of Sahrawis for a long period of time.
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Benoit Gysembergh by Marc Brincourt | Le Journal de la Photographie

Benoit Gysembergh by Marc Brincourt | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Paris Match has lost one of its finest photographers. He had that rare quality of knowing how to do everything: war, politics, the magazine, even celebrities.
Mario Pires's insight:

A salute to one of the greats photojournalists, the full text is on the french version of the article.

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World Nomads Tunisia: The After Revolution | Le Journal de la Photographie

World Nomads Tunisia: The After Revolution | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
The Fiaf has invited Tunisia for the fifth edition of its World Nomads festival, conceived as a forum for dialogue between cultures.
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World Press Photo controversy: Objectivity, manipulation and the search for truth

World Press Photo controversy: Objectivity, manipulation and the search for truth | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Beyond the attacks leveraged against Paul Hansen's winning World Press Photo, the recent controversy over image toning is symptomatic of the current state of photojournalism and its place in a society that has learned not to trust what it sees.
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Snow Fail: The New York Times And Its Misunderstanding Of Copyright | TechCrunch

Snow Fail: The New York Times And Its Misunderstanding Of Copyright | TechCrunch | Photography Now | Scoop.it
The New York Times spent months and had an entire team working on the creation of Snow Fall, and it shows. But what if I told you that you could recreate the same interactive experience in just about an hour?
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Sao Paulo: Nadia Maria Journal Intime | Le Journal de la Photographie

Sao Paulo: Nadia Maria Journal Intime | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Nadia Maria is a photographer from Sao Paulo, Brazil, she started taking pictures when she was 7/8 years old, photographing her dolls, films have always been her favorite game. Since then she studied,and explored photography.
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ASX INTERVIEW: Broomberg & Chanarin “Divine Violence” (2013) - Since 2008, AMERICAN SUBURB X | Art, Photography and Culture that matters.

ASX INTERVIEW: Broomberg & Chanarin “Divine Violence” (2013) - Since 2008, AMERICAN SUBURB X | Art, Photography and Culture that matters. | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Broomberg & Chanarin: It began with a lucky accident. We stumbled across a remarkable object - Brecht’s personal bible. It caught our attention because it has a photograph of a racing car glued to the cover.
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The Daily Edit Food&Wine: Martin Morell

The Daily Edit Food&Wine: Martin Morell | Photography Now | Scoop.it

Creative Director: Stephen Scoble

Design Director: Patricia Sanchez

Director of Photography: Fredrika Stjarne

Deputy Photo Editor: Anthony LaSala

Photographer: Martin Morell

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Photobook Review: Vers l’Orient by Marc Riboud | Conscientious Photography Magazine

Photobook Review: Vers l’Orient by Marc Riboud | Conscientious Photography Magazine | Photography Now | Scoop.it

In 1955, Marc Riboud left for what was to become a three-year trip east, vers l’orient, traveling to Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Japan… Thirty years old, Henri Cartier-Bresson became a mentor during that time. “I often found letters from Henri waiting for me at General Delivery in Kabul, in Jaipur, in Madras, in Ahmedabad, or in some Indonesian city whose name I forget.”

Rim Riahi's curator insight, May 20, 6:46 AM

In 1955, Marc Riboud left for what was to become a three-year trip east, vers l’orient, traveling to Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Japan… Thirty years old, Henri Cartier-Bresson became a mentor during that time. “I often found letters from Henri waiting for me at General Delivery in Kabul, in Jaipur, in Madras, in Ahmedabad, or in some Indonesian city whose name I forget.”

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Friederike von RauchMuseums | Le Journal de la Photographie

Friederike von RauchMuseums | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Through June 1, 2013, the Galerie Particulière is presenting the series Sleeping Beauties (under the title “Museums” by German photographer Friederike von Rauch.
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HARUTO HOSHI: "SHINJUKU" - Since 2008, AMERICAN SUBURB X | the Art, Photography and Culture that matters.

HARUTO HOSHI: "SHINJUKU" - Since 2008, AMERICAN SUBURB X | the Art, Photography and Culture that matters. | Photography Now | Scoop.it

Since his teen years, Hoshi has been obsessed by the nightlife of the urban entertainment districts of Tokyo; the vulgar neon signs, the dark trash-filled alleys, and the backdrop of human drama taking place both inside and outside the clubs and bars.  Haruto Hoshi was born 1970 in Kanagawa and educated at Contemporary Photography Research Institute.

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Sara Munari : Dolphins sleep with open eyes | Le Journal de la Photographie

Sara Munari : Dolphins sleep with open eyes | Le Journal de la Photographie | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Zoos are born with intent informative to know and understand animal breeds otherwise unattainable. I wonder today what sense the life of an animal that is born, grows and dies in a cage by the boundaries.
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When Words are Photoshopped

When Words are Photoshopped | Photography Now | Scoop.it
Yet another prize winning photographer has been accused of visual deception. Subsequently, Paul Hansen’s World Press Photo of the Year passed the forensic review that was set up hurriedly–by WPP–to address the scandal, but it has become clear that...
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artek - Erreur d’impression, une expo virtuelle. Mise en lumière des mutations présentes et à venir des médias imprimés

artek - Erreur d’impression, une expo virtuelle. Mise en lumière des mutations présentes et à venir des médias imprimés | Photography Now | Scoop.it
«Erreur d’Impression. Publier à l’ère du numérique» présente en ligne des œuvres d’artistes autour des médias papier et de leurs avatars.
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Doble identidad // Double identity (by Caroline Briggs)

Doble identidad // Double identity (by Caroline Briggs) | Photography Now | Scoop.it

“Identical twins endure a particular struggle with identity. Their search for self is dominated by their twin status – an intense bond defined by conflict, companionship, love, competition, sharing, separation and, of course, a shared physical appearence. It means each twin has two identities – as an individual, and as a twin.

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