New York 在线电子书 图书标签: photography 攝影集 城市 Photography
发表于2024-12-23
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好几幅非常喜欢 比如chinatown 1938 (Alexander alland),NY stock exchange 1938。纽约摄影解说比较耐人寻味:直接进入分析 我自己没相关知识背景的就看不明白 有背景的看起来却分析得太过肤浅。。倒是对犹太摄影师有了一定了解 整体满有意思
评分好几幅非常喜欢 比如chinatown 1938 (Alexander alland),NY stock exchange 1938。纽约摄影解说比较耐人寻味:直接进入分析 我自己没相关知识背景的就看不明白 有背景的看起来却分析得太过肤浅。。倒是对犹太摄影师有了一定了解 整体满有意思
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评分好几幅非常喜欢 比如chinatown 1938 (Alexander alland),NY stock exchange 1938。纽约摄影解说比较耐人寻味:直接进入分析 我自己没相关知识背景的就看不明白 有背景的看起来却分析得太过肤浅。。倒是对犹太摄影师有了一定了解 整体满有意思
评分好几幅非常喜欢 比如chinatown 1938 (Alexander alland),NY stock exchange 1938。纽约摄影解说比较耐人寻味:直接进入分析 我自己没相关知识背景的就看不明白 有背景的看起来却分析得太过肤浅。。倒是对犹太摄影师有了一定了解 整体满有意思
For street photographers, New York has always been a city of unparalleled visual excitement, teeming with diverse people and distinctive neighbourhoods. This is an examination of how photographers chronicled New York throughout the 20th century, how the city changed their vision, and how their work affected ideas about New York throughout the world. The volume presents the work of both famous and lesser-known photographers, many of them Jewish. An underlying theme in this pictorial history of New York is the critical role played by Jewish sensibility. Max Kozloff begins with the development of street photography that emerged in New York in the early 1900s with a local school of photographers led by Alfred Stieglitz. Documenting work, loneliness, play, conflict, love and spectacle, this group came to define urban perception as the characteristic visual experience of modernity. Some photographers also became social activists, observing New York's ethnic and racial diversity and focusing their lenses on newcomers and marginalized groups. From the 1930s to 1960s, Kozloff shows, members of the New York School envisioned the city in a different way, as a processing centre for immigrants, a site of commercial display, and a crossroads of world culture. In the 1950s and 1960s, photographers saw New York as an uneasy battleground, and their pictures caught the forces of civil rights, sexual liberation, and leftist politics as they clashed with traditional powers. Finally, as the century waned, photographers became more self-conscious, The photographers featured in this book include Berenice Abbott, Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Margaret Bourke-White, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Larry Clark, Walker Evans, Lee Friedlander, Nan Goldin, Lewis Hine, Joel Myerowitz, Gordon Parks, Irving Penn, Ben Shahn, Edward Steichen, Alfred Steiglitz, Paul Strand, Weegee, and Garry Winogrand.
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