OT: Winogrand at Work - the movie

[tim atherton]

Off topic, but damn he was good - kinda makes you want to throw away those big clunky fracking cameras....

http://photo-muse.blogspot.com/2007/...ork-movie.html

[Brian C. Miller]

I would have liked to see the coverage of Emit Gowan. Aparently he was also interviewed for the video, but I can't find any of his photographs on the web.

I never saw Winogrand do his photography before. Definitely not a style that lends itself to LF, not without ReadyLoad/QuickLoads or Grafmatic backs. Might do it with MF and 645 and 220 film (Just noticed that only Tri-X is the only B&W film in that size. Hmmm...). He just wandered along, and photographed what caught his eye.

[Steven Barall]

Thanks for that.

[adrian tyler]

tim! where do you get them! great stuff as usual, thanks-

adrian

[Michael Gudzinowicz]

I would have liked to see the coverage of Emit Gowan. Aparently he was also interviewed for the video, but I can't find any of his photographs on the web.

You might have more luck looking for Emmet Gowin's photos.

[Brian C. Miller]

Thanks! The only reference I found had spelled it like I had, and it was for a workshop that he visited.

[Eric Biggerstaff]

Tim,

As always thanks. I seem to remember this series on photography but cannot remember the name of it. I would like to see the entire series if it were available. It was from 1982 but it was some years later that I saw a few episodes. I recall seeing this one.

Thanks again

[Ash]

Tim,

I linked to your blog for the members of RFF, I hope your hit count spiked yesterday - the guys over there loved the vid

[Darren Kruger]

Tim,

As always thanks. I seem to remember this series on photography but cannot remember the name of it. I would like to see the entire series if it were available. It was from 1982 but it was some years later that I saw a few episodes. I recall seeing this one.

Thanks again

I'm taking a photo history tele-course right now that has clips of Gary Winogrand among other people. I haven't seen the clip on the web on the video yet, but I'm only on session 11 out of 20. The series is called "The Photographic Vision" and I think has a copyright of 1984 or such. It has some short spots with Ansel Adams and Galen Rowell in it. I just with the tapes I rented were in better condition (the color is really bad)

-Darren

[Lee Hamiel]

Thanks Tim - this is great

I also posted a link to your blog on photo.net Leica/Rangefinder forum.

Not sure if you have this linked in your blog but here's his last M4:

http://www.cameraquest.com/LeicaM4G.htm

Thanks again