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Which Board? => Main Forum => Topic started by: choppert on June 27, 2009, 09:09:34 PM
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About five hours. Starting at 9.30
Lee Miller
Leibovitz
McCartney (more Beatles boredom no doubt)
Eve Arnold
Sharon Chazan (?????)
Chops
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Dunno if you knew about it but there was an exhibit of linda mccartney's photography in london last year and I quite prefer her work(not just beatles or famous people) to lee miller or annie leibovitz which is/was mostly just prancing around famous people...
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Mccartney would also possibly be his daughter, mary. saw some of her stuff in B&W and liked it....and not just becuase it was full of scanitly clad ladies
http://www.marymccartney.com/
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He Eve Arnold programme was good.
Chops
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Linda McCartney did quite a bit of Alt process cyanotypes and the like
http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=320019
I actually like her work :D
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I am a huge Lee Miller fan, she was an inspiration to me while I was at college many years ago. She has an incredible eye for natural surrealism. I saw an exhibition of hers in Oz in like 1997 0r 8 which her son curated, it was very good.
In 1994 I was in New Orleans and dropped into the Photographers gallery on Royal street, more than likely isn't there anymore, Linda M had just opened a show the week before, her and Paul where a bit miffed I couldn't make the opening but you get that. Anyway she had half the gallery space with photos she took before she even new the Beatles, so there were some old classics there, the rest was taken up with a full on Cyanotype exhibition.
It really was fantastic, she had an explanation as to who Henry Foxtalbot was, she had a few photos of her Cyanotype setup and then there was a collection of photos to remind us all she was a successful artist long before she was anything else.
Did anyone possibly record the shows?
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Ken - seein as you are an honorary brit, you'll be able to catch the programmes over the next week on bbc iplayer (goto to bbc.com/iplayer)
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actually, ignore that - I just checked Iplayer and all the programmes are unavailable other than the Lee Miller documentary. :(
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Just check, it might very well be already available on either rapidshare or as a torrent.
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I liked Linda Mccartney up until towards the end of the programme when she proved she was insane by insisting that alt process prints are made with "minerals not chemicals" like silver nitrate was the example she gave :o I'm not seeing how silver nitrate is a mineral nor is the chemicals used for her cyanotypes or platinum prints... ::)
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I liked Linda Mccartney up until towards the end of the programme when she proved she was insane by insisting that alt process prints are made with "minerals not chemicals" like silver nitrate was the example she gave :o I'm not seeing how silver nitrate is a mineral nor is the chemicals used for her cyanotypes or platinum prints... ::)
Damn, don't you hate it when your heros talk for a minute or two too long. So it was a good interview up till then?