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9-Dec-2011, 20:22
He's an extremely successful photographer who specializes in food. Antwerp's FotoMuseum held a retrospective of his work recently, which has resulted in a catalogue called Tony Le Duc: Food Photography Since 1985: http://www.amazon.com/Food-Photography-Johannes-van-Dam/dp/9020996266/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323487327&sr=8-1
I saw the catalogue a couple of days ago and was sufficiently impressed that I ordered one. The book is large format (13.5" x 9.5"), with good reproduction and 200 pages of his work.
There's a video on his web site that shows him setting up and making four photographs. Worth a look for those interested in still life: http://www.tonyleduc.eu/
He uses digital cameras now, but a significant part of the work in his book almost certainly would have been shot large format.
I saw the catalogue a couple of days ago and was sufficiently impressed that I ordered one. The book is large format (13.5" x 9.5"), with good reproduction and 200 pages of his work.
There's a video on his web site that shows him setting up and making four photographs. Worth a look for those interested in still life: http://www.tonyleduc.eu/
He uses digital cameras now, but a significant part of the work in his book almost certainly would have been shot large format.