Yes sir, it's all about the rectangular, not so much square. Although I see the world as round which fits into a square, a portraits fits much better into a rectangular. Hasselblad a square, Pentax 6x7 a rectangular. I think the Hasselblad is the best thought out camera ever but I prefer a Pentax 6x7. Albert your book Cyclops was a true inspiration. I assisted in NYC from 85'/94'. Somehow I see you as the Ridley Scott of stills. Bladerunner comes to mind. Thank you for all your energy.
This was fantastic thank you. You've given me hope, I actually have enjoyed rebuilding carburetors since I was a kid, now I will focus on light, thank you this was awesome
That for me was the hardest thing to do…undertake a project without a crew, a client and a brief. It was traveling that helped me finally escape. So of course a global pandemic has been of inestimable value!
Thanks everyone for watching ...make sure and check out part 2 next week! Take care all ....Chris
one of the best photographer of the planet and a beautiful person
legend, he's so influential in my own career, I enjoyed the masterclass so much!
It's amazing how Albert shaped the light. I'm a big fan of his work. Thanks for this video.
Pleasure glad you enjoyed it! Chris
Yes sir, it's all about the rectangular, not so much square. Although I see the world as round which fits into a square, a portraits fits much better into a rectangular. Hasselblad a square, Pentax 6x7 a rectangular. I think the Hasselblad is the best thought out camera ever but I prefer a Pentax 6x7. Albert your book Cyclops was a true inspiration. I assisted in NYC from 85'/94'. Somehow I see you as the Ridley Scott of stills. Bladerunner comes to mind. Thank you for all your energy.
Mr Watson is the best
I agree ...thanks for watching ...Chris
This was fantastic thank you. You've given me hope, I actually have enjoyed rebuilding carburetors since I was a kid, now I will focus on light, thank you this was awesome
Fantastic interview!, I did really enjoy it, can't wait to the next part!
Thanks Jorge!...part two coming up soon! Chris
That was amazing!
Great interview
Fantastic. I’d say more, but it would waste your time. Did love the cheap lights bit. Fantastic.
That for me was the hardest thing to do…undertake a project without a crew, a client and a brief. It was traveling that helped me finally escape. So of course a global pandemic has been of inestimable value!
SUPER
Thanks a LOT
Pleasure Tony.... thanks for commenting..make sure you catch part 2 in June 20th 5.00pm UK
Brilliant
Glad you liked ...thanks Andrew...Chris
Glad you enjoyed it Andrew ...thanks for tuning in ...Chris
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