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Category Archives: Quotes
Keith Goldstein: New York Street Photographer – The Interview
Many thanks to Marcus Niski for this opportunity! JUNE 1, 2018 BY NAKEDCITIESJOURNAL Keith Goldstein: New York Street Photographer – The Interview Keith Goldstein is a New York based street photographer who photographs his subjects in various locations in and around Manhattan. His … Continue reading
Posted in Across The Aisle, Broadway, interview, New York City, photography, Quotes, The Tenderloin, Uncategorized, Words
Tagged "Keith Goldstein", interview, life, Marcus Niski, Naked Cities Journal, photography, street, street candid, street life, street photo, street photography, streetphoto
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“For What We See Is What We Are”
I haven’t thought of Ernst Haas in years. Every so often I come across an image of his and it sparks a wonderful teenage memory. Haas was a photojournalist and pioneering color photographer. I was lucky to discover him very … Continue reading
Posted in People, photography, Quotes
Tagged Austria, black and white, color, Ernst Haas, Life Magazine, Magnum, photographer, photography, photojournalism, Vogue Magazine
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“There is something noble, I think, about doing nothing.”
Posted in New York City, Quotes, Words
Tagged photographer, photography, photography history, Saul Leiter
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“I wanted to present what I saw, pure and simple.”
“The pictures have to talk, not me.” – Robert Frank “Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank”
Posted in New York City, Quotes, Uncategorized
Tagged photographer, photographs, photography, Robert Frank, street life, street photography
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“…fool’s errand.”
“The End Of Street Photography” – At Least For This New York City Photographer, by Michael Ernest Sweet I have written about the problems of street photography before, and my prediction for its ultimate collapse, but still it goes on. … Continue reading
Leaving Home, Coming Home
“The pictures have to talk, not me.” – Robert Frank, “Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank”
“…a certain sacredness”
“It’s not just the meaning of the image that has changed – the act of looking does not have the same meaning. Now, it’s about showing, sending and maybe remembering. It is no longer essentially about the image. The image … Continue reading
