Most of U guys should have this by now. ;)greenspun.com : LUSENET : Leica Photography : One Thread |
http://www.porto.art.br/bresson/
-- Travis koh (teckyy@hotmail.com), March 12, 2002
Travis:Thanks for this.
So there are indeed pictures of him!! I try to avoid genuflecting before Gurus, but his work DOES define a standard for others to learn from.
I was lucky enough to see the portaits exhibit in London a few years ago and they were great - up to 16x24 and VERY well printed. I assume these are scans from the book. Late now- will look at the others tomorrow.
Thanks again.
-- RICHARD ILOMAKI (richardjx@hotmail.com), March 12, 2002.
what language is that site in?
-- sparkie (sparkie@mailcity.com), March 12, 2002.
Many of those shots, esp. the ones of The Master himself, appeared in the "American Photo" feature on him a few years ago.
-- Preston Merchant (merchant@speakeasy.org), March 12, 2002.
i saw those pics in london too. they were a little too sharp. digitally sharpened i thought at the time.
-- roger michel (michel@tcn.org), March 12, 2002.
Just a minor pet peeve (and this isn't directly solely at you, Travis). Would it be too much trouble that when starting a thread people use DESCRIPTIVE titles? The title MOST OF U GUYS SHOULD HAVE THIS BUY NOW tells you nothing. At the very least it would help when people are browsing the archives.
-- Richard (rvle@yahoo.com), March 12, 2002.
My guess would be Portuguese, assuming "br" in the url stands for Brazil.He looks like an insurance executive. Someone you'd see and not notice. Hmmm...
-- Steven Hupp (shupp@chicagobotanic.org), March 12, 2002.
Hey Sparkie-It is Portugese. It's a Brazilian site. Use the Babelfish translations site: CLICK
-- jeff (debontekou@yahoo.com), March 12, 2002.
he is great, and his pictures are great, but the scans at this site are not so great - very soft and low contrast.
-- Matthew Geddert (geddert@yahoo.com), March 12, 2002.