Léonard Misonne 1870-1943 Belgian Pictorialist Photographer

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  • čas přidán 15. 01. 2021
  • Léonard Misonne (1870-1943)
    Léonard Misonne was a Belgian pictorialist photographer. He is known for his landscapes and street scenes with atmospheric skies.
    Misonne would often photograph things that were strongly illuminated from behind, producing a halo effect. He would also retouch the lighting effects in his photographs, experimenting with and using many techniques, such as the Fresson process and later the bromoil and mediobrome processes. He also invented the "flou-net" and "photo-dessin" processes.

Komentáře • 60

  • @petertasker_nz
    @petertasker_nz Před rokem +16

    Yes! Exquisite photography. Hit me like first seeing and understanding Cartier Bresson.

  • @johnhearn5644
    @johnhearn5644 Před rokem +18

    Stunning, simply stunning. You can not replicate images like this in a digital camera. Not with any amount of post processing. I’ve just found my favourite photographer. I’d never even heard of him until now.

  • @toke7560
    @toke7560 Před 2 lety +30

    The most incredible photographer i have ever seen. For me no other living or dead photographer or artist comes close to this man. These pictures move me so much.

  • @cobraracer5729
    @cobraracer5729 Před rokem +16

    What a sense of composition! Beautiful! I’ve been a photographer for fifty+ years, and I have never been so impressed.

  • @tadeusz11000
    @tadeusz11000 Před rokem +7

    Today’s landscape photographers, don’t even come close to this photographer’s understanding of light, composition and artistry.

  • @I-SelfLordAndMaster
    @I-SelfLordAndMaster Před rokem +3

    Thankyou so much for opening my eyes today to this wonderful photographer.

  • @williamcurwen7428

    I consider Misonne to be the greatest pictorial photographer who has ever lived. I only discovered him a couple of years ago. His work is in some ways akin to my own. I simply do not understand as yet, how he was able to shoot against the light and get a tonal range that shows everything while looking etched. His work has made me consider my first steps in going back to working with actual film. This is after 25 years working with digital capture and eventually making the results look like film - close, very very close, but not quite.

  • @pockyio5500

    It’s like you paint with your camera. So beautiful like a painting. I’m so impressed with this.

  • @williamshaffer9216
    @williamshaffer9216 Před rokem +4

    What a beautiful selection of photographs!

  • @DS-xg9kf
    @DS-xg9kf Před 21 dnem

    I think these are the most incredible photos ive ever seen. Thank you ❤

  • @hansvanbussel2999
    @hansvanbussel2999 Před 3 lety +7

    ... magic, excellent ... thank you

  • @vaakakuva
    @vaakakuva Před rokem +5

    These pictures are incredibly beautiful pieces of art. What a sense of light and composition. Leonard is now one of my favourites. Glad to have found this video.

  • @hramakrishnaiah413
    @hramakrishnaiah413 Před rokem +8

    One of the most incredible bodies of work this. Top class inspiring art here.

  • @Imagezone61
    @Imagezone61 Před rokem +7

    Memerizingly beautiful work, such that will never be repeated. Very moving images.

  • @Kiwicruiser355
    @Kiwicruiser355 Před rokem +3

    Today, sharpness is how many judge a photograph, to be a good one. These are beautifull

  • @GrenvilleMelonseedSkiff496

    Brilliant montage of absolutely captivating and delightful photographs … thank you! 📷🙂

  • @ML-rm3vk
    @ML-rm3vk Před rokem +2

    Thank you peace.

  • @sbimages5408
    @sbimages5408 Před rokem +4

    Some people can point a camera at the world and effortlessly covey it all, emotion,sense of time, balance and mystery. This work does just that. Superb.

  • @soumitrajhuntu467
    @soumitrajhuntu467 Před rokem +2

    EXCELLENT 👍👍👍👍

  • @chesslover8829
    @chesslover8829 Před rokem +3

    Fantastic artistry!