The Genius Of Photography – Part 6
How many photographs are taken
in a year?
An
estimated 80 billion photographs a year
What is Gregory Crewdson’s Modus
Operandi?
He
has a production crew that is similar to a movie or cinematography crew in
Hollywood. His techniques are “to capture the perfect moment”. He has a
director of Photography, a camera operator, as he never touches the camera. He
says he has an interest in the images and a camera is an instrument. He uses
Cinematic lighting.
He
has meticulous planning and detail to fabricate this perfect moment. He takes
are series of exposures, which he then digitally combines to produce his 6
final images, which are priced at the astronomical sum of $60,000
Which Prints command the highest
price & what are they called?
Known
as “Vintage” the photographs are taken by the photographer himself and produced
by himself, closest to the time they were actually taken.
What is a Fake photograph give
and Example and explain why it is a fake?
A
fake is without knowledge of the photographer or his permission. The Powerhouse
Mechanic by Lewis Hine is an example of this. It was produced after his death,
by his Dark room assistant. He reproduced the image on paper that was only
available 15 years after Hine’s death.
Who is Li Zhensheng and what is
he famous for?
He
was a Red Army News Soldier and Photojournalist in the 1960’s and 70’s. Who
covered the “Cultural Revolution” His work is sold and displayed in to
collectors in the USA but not in his native China
What is the photographers “Holy
of Holies’?
Magnum
Photographic Agency is the most prestigious photographic agency. Martin Parr
had to battle long and hard to become a member
How does Ben Lewis see Jeff
Walls photography?
He
took photography back to the 19th Centaury, where everything is
created constructed for a meaning, like racial, gender and stereotyping.
Which famous photograph was
taken by “Frank Mustard”?
‘River
Scene France’ was an image heavily edited By Camille Silvy. He added leaves to
the trees, Clouds where they were needed to enhance the sky. However, the
original Photograph was taken by a Frenchman called Francois Moutard
(Translates into Frank Mustard).
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