Kohei constructed a rather discreet flash to photograph Japanese peeping toms in the early 70's. He used infrared film to make images under low light conditions. The resulting images are strange and disturbing. These photographs are not staged and they are made in public parks where lovers go to be alone and perhaps to be a part of this strange process of performance.
11/27/08
11/11/08
11/10/08
Phillip-Lorca diCorcia
The Staged Narrative
More on Phillip-Lorca diCorcia
Los Angeles
1993
Mary and babe, 1982
Marylin; 28 years old; Las Vegas, Nevada; $30, 1990-1992
Amber
2004
Lola
2004
More on Phillip-Lorca diCorcia
Los Angeles
1993
Mary and babe, 1982
Marylin; 28 years old; Las Vegas, Nevada; $30, 1990-1992
Amber
2004
Lola
2004
11/9/08
The Strobist
Great blog for help and suggestions on using portable flash. Thanks David Reuter for the info
Go to http://strobist.blogspot.com/
Go to http://strobist.blogspot.com/
11/8/08
Chippewa's Abandoned Amusement Park
The Color class went to the abandoned amusement park in Chippewa Lake and below are some images taken by David Reuter.
He, along with people such as Jeff Wall and DiCorcia, began the "staged " genre way back. His images are humorous and full of angst at the same time. Using a large format camera , he staged his photos to look like documentary pictures. Click on the pics to see the larger versions
Yeondoo Jung's images are based on the artist's daughter's drawings.Great collaborative project and the scale of the project is impressive
11/7/08
Panasonic LX3
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