Thank you so much Harvey Benge for featuring “Pelikan” today on his blog, together with great books by my friends Bruno and Filipe, and also by Matej Sitar and Thomas Bonfert.
Once again, here’s the video:
I still have some remaining copies, if you’re interested email me at g.harhoff(at)gmail.com
“I think of a photograph as a receiver of sensations. Sensations are intangible. I try to organise them through the act of photography.” Tom Wood (via wayneford)
Tomorrow: Off to New York, then on to Austin.
“To me it is no mystery that we can only photograph effectively what we are truly interested in or – maybe more importantly – are grappling with. Often unconsciously. Otherwise the photographs are merely about an idea or a concept – that stuff eventually falls flat for me – there must be something more, some emotional hook for it to really work for me”.
- Todd Hido interviewed by Darius Himes
One of my favorite images from the “22299″ series was featured on Alex Howard’s blog Blackegypt yesterday. Check out his site HERE!
Joel Meyerowitz on his practice and on his upcoming monograph with Phaidon.
“I’m a kind of diary photographer. I try not to take pictures as I see them, but as I feel them. I’m interested in imperfection.” Anders Petersen
Good stuff! Take a minute to look at Andres Gonzales’s book project “some (w) here” and consider supporting him on Kickstarter.
Jessica Backhaus gives an insight into her working practice in this video on Foam For You (via LPV magazine).
Follow Jacob Aue Sobol on his journey from Moscow to Ulan Batar to Beijing on the Leica camera blog.
(Via Bryan Formhals’ weekly Digest – I look forward to it every Sunday!)
