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In 1967, when the Museum of Modern Art in New York City presented New Documents -- a major exhibition of the personal visions of several photograph...

In 1967, when the Museum of Modern Art in New York City presented New Documents -- a major exhibition of the personal visions of several photograph...

In 1967, when the Museum of Modern Art in New York City presented New Documents -- a major exhibition of the personal visions of several photograph...

In 1967, when the Museum of Modern Art in New York City presented New Documents -- a major exhibition of the personal visions of several photograph...

Sarah Moon is a master of Photography. She was born in France in 1941. Lives and works in Paris.

Un cadeau pour Marguerite

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Centre du Film sur l'Art - Série Contacts

Robert Doisneau (1/2)

35 mm - noir et bl...

Un cadeau pour Marguerite

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Centre du Film sur l'Art - Série Contacts

Robert Doisneau (2/2)

35 mm - noir et bl...

CONTACTS Cartier-Bresson

CONTACTS Cartier-Bresson 1

CONTACTS Elliott Erwitt Part2

CONTACTS Elliott Erwitt Part1

Sally Mann's early "Immediate Family" photographs were of her three children and husband. In her more recent series of landscapes of the deep South...

Snap Judgements - Part 4 of 4

The final programme, The Genius of Photography - Snap Judgements, asks what a photograph is worth these days. One an...

Fixing the Shadows - Part 4 of 4

Fixing the Shadows tells the story of the birth of photography itself and the profound question that it raised, a...

Fixing the Shadows - Part 3 of 4

Fixing the Shadows tells the story of the birth of photography itself and the profound question that it raised, a...

Fixing the Shadows - Part 2 of 4

Fixing the Shadows tells the story of the birth of photography itself and the profound question that it raised, a...

Fixing the Shadows - Part 1 of 4

Fixing the Shadows tells the story of the birth of photography itself and the profound question that it raised, a...

Curator of Technology Todd Gustavson discusses two examples of Civil War-era cameras- a stereo camera and the Lewis wet-plate camera. From the exh...

Todd Gustavson discusses the Lunar Orbiter Camera manufactured by Eastman Kodak, which is now a part of the George Eastman House International Muse...

Beginning in 1995 and visiting over a four-year period, photographer Craig J. Barber, ex-combat Marine returned to Vietnam to traverse many of his ...

Ansel Adams is among the few photographers in all the history of photography whose name and work enjoy worldwide recognition. His stunning landscap...

In this episode, David Wooters discusses the iconic Powerhouse Mechanic by Lewis H. Hine. Mr. Wooters is the archivist of the photo collection at ...

Dr. Anthony Bannon, Director of George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film discusses the previously unknown autochromes made...

TRACING THE SHADOW

George Eastman House Process Historian Mark Osterman gives a real-time demonstration on how to make a silhouette by physionotrac...

Process Historian Mark Osterman demonstrates the making of a Civil War-era tintype.

Eastman House Technology Curator Todd Gustavson takes us behind the scenes of the creation of his book.

If you shoot a Nikon DSLR and want true-colour RAW editing and processing, you'll need a Nikon software tool as no Adobe product will translate you...

Our trip to Onjuku, Chiba, Japan for a weekend of photography, fun, models, landscape, macro, fashion, chu-hi, beer, sun, sand and sea!

Hunter Skipworth is a photographer and writer for, amongst others, The Daily Telegraph in London. He worked with Alfie and Japanorama for a while b...

Irwin worked with Japanorama for a while, bringing some great flash skills.

See his website here: http://www.irwinwong.com

Alfie explains some basic layer-masking techniques in Photoshop.

A little experiment with the iTimeLapse app for the iphone, made by Alfie in Kanda, Tokyo.