Best Art Photo Museum,,,, try the Univ Arizona collection, Tucson. You can look at all the greats there, and you fill out a form of who you want to see. Take a tea break and return. There you will find your selection of prints laid out in a long table for your purview. SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!
Photography went from beautiful, ethereal, romantic visions to straight snap shots of the morbid, perverse, violent and chaotic garbage. From handcrafted photographs to inkjet pathetic images. From peaceful to chaotic images for the masses to feed on. From Man to machine. From love to emptiness. From the soulful to the absence of it. From godliness to godlessness. The truth is in front of everybody
Thanks for this wonderful presentation. A few glitches here an there, and a little out of sync. But very informative. I came across Annie Leibovitz in 2017 in Arles. What a personality.
Good presentation yet, for all this prudent talk that calls Curtis a racist, you, for once, only selected western photographers and completely ignored Russian, Asian, African and South American photographers of the time.
Name one African photographer worthy of inclusion in this overview of top artistic photographers in history. Better yet, name one African photographer.
It's even more limited than that. They are basically all Americans + Henry Cartier Bresson as the _only_ European of the 1900's (I guess HCB was basically impossible to omit).
@@CarsoKingso Carson Wang You're referring to Danny Lyon at 1:26:35... You say he is a socialist / anarchist, a leftist, BUT... etc. Look through history and see how many socialist / anarchist / leftist intellectuals, scientists and artists humanity has produced.
helen sotiriadis Look at how many mass murderers the left has produced. Hitler, Mao, Stalin, the killing fields of Cambodia the Holocaust leftism is an evil ideology not art.
In the last 30 min. the editing problems become unbearable. The photos don't match the lecture. .... Also, as listed by other viewers, there were a few problems identifying subjects of portraits. Saying that Ansel Adam's zone system had 12 stops of exposure was somewhat unexpected also. If I made these kinds of mistakes in a presentation at our local small town back water community college my teacher would not be impressed.
Thanks for this, I love these sort of presentations, happy to have discovered your channel via the recommendations.
This was a great presentation - thank you. Waiting for more such posts from you guys! :)
Thanks for your thoughtful and well-researched presentation.
Thanks you a lot ! 🙏 your work is stunning !!
Really informative. Thoroughly enjoyed this
There are 10 stops in the Zone System, enjoyed your lecture.
This is an outstanding work to see. A L photo of Lennon was her choice but from her mouth: it was Artist Yoko Ono who suggested the pose 😁
@ 8:58 U.S. Grant, not W.T. Sherman
Best Art Photo Museum,,,, try the Univ Arizona collection, Tucson. You can look at all the greats there, and you fill out a form of who you want to see. Take a tea break and return. There you will find your selection of prints laid out in a long table for your purview. SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!
Photography went from beautiful, ethereal, romantic visions to straight snap shots of the morbid, perverse, violent and chaotic garbage.
From handcrafted photographs to inkjet pathetic images.
From peaceful to chaotic images for the masses to feed on.
From Man to machine. From love to emptiness. From the soulful to the absence of it.
From godliness to godlessness.
The truth is in front of everybody
Thank you for your great lecture. I enjoyed it very much!
A lot of work but very well presented thank you.👍
I like this, thank you!
This was awesome! Thank you!
Moved over when the "rule of thirds" came in!
You can use the Photographs under creative common for an educational purpose
Wonderful presentation!!
Good stuff!
🎉👍
great presentation! the slide advancing got screwed up a bit though around Arbus, and I think Klein
Very informative presentation. Thank you! And --- It's Billie Holiday! (not Ella Fitzgerald)
interesting presentation! thank you!
This guy is seeing the ball well...
Thanks for this wonderful presentation. A few glitches here an there, and a little out of sync. But very informative.
I came across Annie Leibovitz in 2017 in Arles. What a personality.
That's President Ulysses S. Grant - not Sherman. Jeez.
I thought it was Grant also. Felt a little foolish when he said it was Sherman.
Joel Peter Witkin :)
Excellent lecture.
Good presentation yet, for all this prudent talk that calls Curtis a racist, you, for once, only selected western photographers and completely ignored Russian, Asian, African and South American photographers of the time.
Name one African photographer worthy of inclusion in this overview of top artistic photographers in history. Better yet, name one African photographer.
It's even more limited than that. They are basically all Americans + Henry Cartier Bresson as the _only_ European of the 1900's (I guess HCB was basically impossible to omit).
Too much text on slides.
Nice presentation though the presentor really does not know his material and takes liberties with the facts.
"he's a leftist but he makes amazing works"
But? Really?
Speaker here. Don't remember saying that, but, if I did, it was just a flub.
@@CarsoKingso
Carson Wang You're referring to Danny Lyon at 1:26:35... You say he is a socialist / anarchist, a leftist, BUT... etc.
Look through history and see how many socialist / anarchist / leftist intellectuals, scientists and artists humanity has produced.
@@helensotiriadis I'm aware. As I said, it was a flub; a misstatement. Nothing meant by that.
@@CarsoKingso great
helen sotiriadis Look at how many mass murderers the left has produced. Hitler, Mao, Stalin, the killing fields of Cambodia the Holocaust leftism is an evil ideology not art.
In the last 30 min. the editing problems become unbearable. The photos don't match the lecture. .... Also, as listed by other viewers, there were a few problems identifying subjects of portraits. Saying that Ansel Adam's zone system had 12 stops of exposure was somewhat unexpected also. If I made these kinds of mistakes in a presentation at our local small town back water community college my teacher would not be impressed.
Interesting video, but too many Americans and too few Europeans.
Do your own presentation.
That's just so lame