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NewsANNOUNCING THE DAYLIGHT/CDS PHOTO AWARDS DEADLINE: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 8 P.M. (EST) JURORS: Peter Van Agtmael's Daylight Podcast Featured by PBS's POV Peter Van Agmael's Daylight Podcast, commemorating the five year anniversary of the Iraq war, is now featured on PBS's POV. Since the beginning of 2006, Van Agmael has documented the consequences of America's Wars, at home and abroad. In 2008, he helped organize the exhibition and book Battlespace, a retrospective of unseen work from 22 photographers covering Iraq and Afghanistan. read more » The Black Snapper Online Magazine The Black Snapper is an online magazine for talented photographers from all over the world. The Black Snapper magazine website presents a new artist every day, in a dedicated slideshow comprising up to twenty images. Weekly selections are made by guest curators and this week Daylight editor Michael Itkoff is curating. Check it out: http://www.theblacksnapper.net/ |
Helen Levitt 1913-2009In collaboration with Obit Magazine, Daylight presents this remembrance and celebration of photographer Helen Levitt. Original text and narration by Jeff Weinstein. Get the latest Flash Player to see this video.
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Helen Levitt was one of the greatest documentary photographers
Helen Levitt was one of the greatest documentary photographers. She remained active for so many years and collaborated with the greatests like Walker Evans. She's best known for her street culture photos taken in New York. I really admire her work. You can find a part of her work in 'Slide Show: The Color Photographs of Helen Levitt', which was published in 2005.
Helen Levitt's film
I love her work. I'm so sorry there won't be any more of it. I once saw a film that she made, cinema verite of kids playing in Brooklyn slum, to a soundtrack by Max Roach. Wonderful. Does anyone know where to get a DVD of it?
More information about Helen Levitt
Helen Levitt was really an awesome character . Her photos mostly show poor kids , people without hope, but she always leaves them their pride in her pictures....
There are no dramatic perspectives and no dramatisation ... i think this makes her photos timeless.
I know that there was a documentary on her wich is called " In the street" , and her first book " A way of seeing"
If anyone knows more good information let us know.