Sally Mann video

[Kerik Kouklis]

I bought the DVD on Amazon for about $20.

[Eric Biggerstaff]

So, as I am not a big DVD watcher, what would be some other good photographer related DVD's to own? I wouldn't mind grabbing this one from Amazon (thanks Kerik) and heck, Christmas is coming up so maybe Santa would leave me a few others in my stocking if I knew some good ones to ask for.

[Merg Ross]

So, as I am not a big DVD watcher, what would be some other good photographer related DVD's to own? I wouldn't mind grabbing this one from Amazon (thanks Kerik) and heck, Christmas is coming up so maybe Santa would leave me a few others in my stocking if I knew some good ones to ask for.

Hi Eric. I will suggest this as a good DVD to own.

http://www.brettwestonphotographer.com/

[Jim Chinn]

I bought the DVD on Amazon for about $20.

I like to see this kind of documentary work being done about artists so I'll pony up the $20. I also think it will be something I will want to revisit from time to time.

[PViapiano]

It shows on the Ovation Channel from time to time...

[J.Medlock]

doh.... the day I saw this thread (and watched the movie online) was the same day that I received the DVD of this movie from NetFlix (I had added it to my queue and forgotten about it).

I recently watched a DVD from NetFlix on "Alfred Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye" (from 2000). I thought it was pretty good.

Regards

[Eric Biggerstaff]

Thanks Merg,

Brett is one of my favorites, so I will grab that one as well.

[The Lazy Painter]

A couple other interesting movies are: The Impassioned Eye (Henri-Cartier Bresson), The Searching Eye (Yousef Karsh), War Photographer (James Nachtwey), Life through the lens (Annie Leibowitz) and Manufactured Landscapes (Edward Burtynski). The BBC series "genius of photography" (6 episodes) is also really worth watching, it's a great overview of the history of photographer and a lot of the major influences.