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In Ed Kashi‘s new book, THREE, images from his 30 years as a top documentary photographer are combined into triptychs that consciously abandon the idea of context or traditional narrative. Some of those triptychs will be part of a show opening tomorrow at FiftyCrows gallery in San Francisco (founded by liveBooks CEO Andy Patrick), so I thought this would be a good time to talk to Ed about the project. I love the book (that’s my copy getting flipped through) and find his words inspirational. Hope you do too.
“This book has freed me up to be more open-minded about my own photography and to see new connections within my work.”
Posted in Art Photography / Contributors / Documentary Photography / Ed Kashi / Editing / Exhibitions / Ideas / Inspirational Work / Miki Johnson / Multimedia / On The Calendar / Photography / Photojournalism / Publishing
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October 8th, 2009 at 5:52 am
Ed Kashi: A new book, a new visual perspective | RESOLVE | The Click
[…] Ed Kashi: A new book, a new visual perspective | RESOLVE — the liveBooks photo blog: In Ed Kashi’s new book, THREE, images from his 30 years as a top documentary photographer are […]
October 11th, 2009 at 2:16 pm
1416教室 » 周一消息树
[…] 到这里去看有关这本书的作者访谈。 […]
August 25th, 2012 at 8:42 pm
Miranda
The workshops are not inlcuded in the membership fee’s pricing and we don’t have pricing details on those yet. Whatever they are they will be worth it though! We’ve got some amazing photographers handling them!We really don’t have different pricing levels of membership fee’s. They are just different durations and they are cheaper the longer term you sign up for. Basicly there is normal memberships for photographers and vendor memberships for vendors. Those are the only two. Other sites offer a pro’ membership area for $100-$200 a year and requires and application approval etc. We don’t do that. We call that membership a mentor’ membership and it’s not available to purchase. We upgrade you to that for free if you qualify. Details are on the sign up form where you can opt in if you like : )