Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts
Friday, November 4, 2016
Thursday, September 15, 2016
“Moving Stills” Is A Short Film Offering An Incredible Look Into The Old Photography Business | Popular Photography
Labels:
business,
documentary,
history,
photography,
short film,
video
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Shooting Documentary Films on Film
Sunday, April 24, 2016
The Sounds of Film Photography
Watch the video by Robert Marshall. - A funny 1:18 minutes sequence showcasing the sounds of film photography.
While the sound of digital photography is mainly around "electronic beeps" and shutter release sounds analog photography has some more typical sounds and noises to offer!
While the sound of digital photography is mainly around "electronic beeps" and shutter release sounds analog photography has some more typical sounds and noises to offer!
Labels:
analog photography,
documentary,
film,
film photography,
noise,
sound,
video
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Peter Hurley - Headshot photography
Labels:
documentary,
headshot,
Peter Hurley,
photographer,
photography,
portrait,
video
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Photography Documentaries
Are you interested in a extensive list of photography documentaries? - Here is a comprehensive List:
http://petapixel.com/2013/07/01/the-big-fat-list-of-documentaries-about-photography/
http://petapixel.com/2013/07/01/the-big-fat-list-of-documentaries-about-photography/
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Analog film photography - the process
The analog photography process. This video gives a short insight into the handcraft of developing film.
Labels:
analog,
art,
develop,
documentary,
film,
handcraft,
photography,
process
Monday, April 6, 2015
One Roll of Film project
A very interesting project, four Tokyo-based photographers taking the challenge of shooting one roll of 120 film on a old Hasselblad analog camera.
A fantastic idea, documenting the process of taking exceptional pictures. Compared to digital the photographers start to think much more about composition of the image, about the light, about the camera setting, they develop patience, they develop a vision of what they are going to shoot first.
Learning about this project on YouTube and watching the documentary, I became much more aware of what it means to take exceptional pictures, about how to deal with all the details in the process.
It's about really developing the handcraft of the art of photography.
Have a look at the documentary:
Links to respective photographers website:
Mattias Westfalk
Richard Atrero de Guzman, Bahag
Yoshiki Suzuki
Paul del Rosario
A fantastic idea, documenting the process of taking exceptional pictures. Compared to digital the photographers start to think much more about composition of the image, about the light, about the camera setting, they develop patience, they develop a vision of what they are going to shoot first.
Learning about this project on YouTube and watching the documentary, I became much more aware of what it means to take exceptional pictures, about how to deal with all the details in the process.
It's about really developing the handcraft of the art of photography.
Have a look at the documentary:
Links to respective photographers website:
Mattias Westfalk
Richard Atrero de Guzman, Bahag
Yoshiki Suzuki
Paul del Rosario
Labels:
analog,
Bahag,
documentary,
film,
Hasselblad,
Mattias Westfalk,
Paul del Rosario,
photography,
technique,
Tokyo,
Yoshiki Suzuki
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