Vivian Maier: Who Took Nanny’s Pictures?
Vivian Maier: Who Took Nanny’s Pictures? “Vivian Maier: Who Took Nanny’s Pictures?” is a 2013 BBC documentary that delves into the enigmatic life and extraordinary work of photographer Vivian Maier. Maier was entirely unknown as a photographer during her lifetime, seemingly capturing images solely for her own pleasure. It’s difficult to say for sure, as […]
Revisiting Thomas Ruff’s “jpegs”: A New Perspective on Found Images
Thomas Ruff’s book “jpegs” offers a fascinating exploration of found images through the lens of contemporary art. By manipulating the resolution of these images to create low-grade, pixelated results, Ruff invites us to reconsider our perception of digital photography and its impact on our visual culture. However, this raises a pertinent question: does this approach […]
The Street Photographers Manual – David Gibson
David Gibson, a contemporary street photographer and a founding member of the street photography collective In-Public, offers his insights into the genre with his latest book. As a guide to developing street photography skills, Gibson’s book is structured as a manual, presenting an accessible, drop-in/drop-out format that introduces various styles and ideas within the genre. […]
Exploring Michael Wolf’s Unique Perspective on Hong Kong
Michael Wolf’s Captivating Portrait of Hong Kong Michael Wolf, a Hong Kong-based German photographer, has left a profound mark on the world of city photography. Known for his meticulous and striking portrayal of urban landscapes, Wolf’s work offers a nuanced view of Hong Kong, a city that is as vibrant as it is complex. As […]
Reflecting on My Artistic Journey: Finding Inspiration and New Perspectives
Reflecting on My Artistic Journey: Finding Inspiration and New Perspectives At the start of my initial course, my tutor emphasised that my photography should be a true reflection of myself. While I’ve always considered myself a capable photographer, I often felt that I lacked artistic flair. However, I’m beginning to realize that this might not […]