In fact, this very camera has been used to create some of
fashion’s most iconic photographs. Famous works by
Terry Richardson and Juergen Teller immediately come to mind, particularly
Teller's shots of Sofia for Marc Jacobs. Richardson says, “It's not about
technique, it's about mystique. It's more about capturing something. Many photographers
use big cameras which are very controlled. What I like about a snapshot camera
is that half the time the shutter doesn't go off when you need it to. You don't
capture what you see, but you capture the feeling. It's looser, it's not
premeditated, and it allows for accident.” I think part of the appeal of the
Contax T3 is that because you don’t have to focus on aperature or shutter speed
settings you can shoot anywhere inspiration strikes instantly without
sacrificing quality. This might be one of the reasons Sofia feels so strongly
about her T3: "I always try other cameras and come back to this one. I
know I should use a digital one, but these pictures always turn out the
best." Note that if you plan to own this bad boy you may have to obsessively
hunt one down on eBay because it has been discontinued since 2005. And: It's damn expensive! You will have to spend at least $650 or 500 Euros for one in good condition.
Dienstag, 28. Februar 2012
Stars and their cameras - Sofia Coppola
Freitag, 24. Februar 2012
Magnum-Fotograf Alex Webbs Fotoessay über Chicago
http://vimeo.com/34711258
Dieser Photoessay (siehe http://vimeo.com/34711258) ist Teil der Zusammenarbeit von Magnum Photos und der Leica Camera AG. Magnum-Fotograf Alex Webb erforscht mit seiner Kamera die Strassen von Amerikas "zweiter Stadt" Chicago.
This photo essay, part of our collaboration with Magnum Photos, documents Alex Webb's exploration of Chicago and the Loop. Inspired in part by one of his early influences, Ray Metzker's "My Camera and I in the Loop," he explores the streets of the US's "Second City." Though unlike the street photographers of the so-called Chicago School (Callahan, Metzger, Sturr, Sterling), Alex Webb has chosen to photograph the city's multitudinous character in color. Having spent most of his 30 year long career shooting outside of the US, Alex Webb turns his lens to his home nation during this very important election year.
Read the interview with Alex Webb on the Leica Camera blog: bit.ly/ybUG00
Montag, 20. Februar 2012
Donnerstag, 16. Februar 2012
Barton1972.com
Steve Huff hat es bereits auf seiner Homepage (stevehuffphoto.com) geschrieben und ich kann mich ihm nur heftigst anschliessen: Die besten und sexisten Kamera-Trageriemen bestellt man bei Barton1972.com. Diese Dinger haben wirklich Stil. Und am besten bestellt man bei Barton1972 gleich noch eine der wunderbaren Kamerataschen dazu. Egal wie lange man seine Kamera schon besitzt. Montiert man einen Barton-Trageriemen daran, kommt sie einem wieder irgendwie wie neu vor. Und irgendwie wird man das Gefühl nicht los, dass auch die Bilder, die man mit ihr schiesst besser und stilvoller geworden sind, seit man einen Barton-Strap montiert hat.
Freitag, 10. Februar 2012
Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2012
Wie Fotografie-Verrückte die Welt sehen
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