Your programs are so enjoyable. Thank you again. RS. Canada

@TatianaHopper

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Richard, glad to know you’ve been enjoying the videos 🤍

Thank you so much for bringing us former unknown photographers in focus.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!! :)

Love your videos. As a complete novice and with no formal training these are amazing

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🤍

I must say, I really do enjoy your videos. They’re a nice treat! A shame that Miller’s estate (or whoever holds her copyrights) would want to limit the number of people familiar with her work. It’s 2021, the next generation isn’t going to realize she ever existed if it they aren’t exposed to her work. And they aren’t likely going to be doing much of that offline.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Darren, it is unfortunate but her work is very worthy of our time and so maybe in the future I can do something about it. Thank you for watching!

@richardsimms251

Жыл бұрын

To Darren James: What you have said in your comment about the controller(s) of the photographer’s estate or copyrights is certainly true in terms of the artist becoming less known by the public. Thank you. RS. Canada

You bring a wonderful and articulate academic sensibility to your reviews which are not only enlightening and vital but very much appreciated. Please keep up the great work as your passion for photography and its history shines through.

@TatianaHopper

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Gonzo! Appreciate your words and kindness and I’ll definitely keep my love for photography going 💫

(August 26, 1868 - December 26, 1928). Didn’t see this one or missed the review. Maybe an artist to think about.

Learning more about Lisette Model's technique was a revelation for me. Thank you!

Thanks for uploading this again and updating it with Germaine Krull. I really enjoy your thoughts on these photographers.

Thank you T. for another inspiring video! I appreciated your original first Lee Miller video, but please NEVER be discouraged about being silenced by the estate minders. Lee Miller unfortunately will be further pushed down in awareness thanks to them and I am sure she would not have wanted that. Anyway ... more examples and interpretation of Model please. I love your work and the ethic, "Look With Intention" is now with me everyday thanks to you. / N

Your channel work just keeps getting better and your contributions to our community is invaluable. ✌️

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🤍

It is definitely too bad they wouldn't allow you to share Lee Miller's work. I only knew of her in reference to Man Ray, and didn't know about her own work. She's not even listed in any of the several photo history books I own. Your channel is a great source of photo history and I often learn about photographers I hadn't heard of, thanks for the photo history lessons!

@TatianaHopper

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, yes it was unfortunate I suppose its their choice, I will continue to appreciate her work even if I can share it. Thanks a lot for watching!

This is very much a channel for the thinking photographer. It’s great. The historical look at 3 photographers helps to compare and contrast different ways of thinking and representation. Please do more of them!

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you David! I will definitely do more :)

Really awesome that you were able to reupload the video and add another fantastic artist to this video!

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Reimann! It was only right to reupload the video again so that the other artists’ work and the spreading of their work wouldn’t be spoiled and forgotten :)

This was great, thanks for the reupload. Really enjoyed hearing about Germaine Krull's style.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Carmen! Glad you enjoyed it, it’s funny she was on my list prior to Lee Miller and well had I known things would’ve been different ahaha

Goosebumps from this release . The people from the pictures suddenly became real and tried to tell about their life, not everything they could. That feeling when it seems that they touched the fabric of life. Greetings from distant Sevastopol.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sergey really appreciate it and I’m so glad you enjoyed and immersed yourself in this episode. All the best and greetings from the UK!

i just stumbled across your channel…and what an extraordinarily rich resource it is! just a deep humble bow, and a sincere “Thank you!” for your efforts…this will surely be my regular stop over coffee, lunch and whatever other “free” time i can find…just wow 🙏

While I missed the first version, I really enjoyed this episode! Well done.👏🏼👏🏼

I love your work, thanks for the inspiration! You inspired me to "undust" my camera ! thanks for the content and for sharing your knowledge!

Cheers! thank you for exposing me to so much inspiration. Sending love from Philadelphia!

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Nate! Really appreciate it :)

Germaine Krull is an excellent addition to your new lineup for this video and I’ll definitely be looking up more of her work along with that of Yildiz Moran. I think that an episode dedicated to Lisette Model would make for a great video as during her life and career she crossed paths with some very interesting individuals some of whom would later became household names :)

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Kevin, thank you for watching! Really appreciate the support and yes Model became very influential to generations and generations of photographers and it’s my belief she really had a big impact in the photography community :)

New subcriber here. Came across your channel few days ago and have to say love your content. Actually hadn't heard these photographers before this video. Which makes these kind videos so important because there are so many lesser known great photographers, especially female, that tend to get into shadow of more famous ones. Keep on these coming and shoot film. Greetings from Finland 👍🙂📷

Better than the first version, and that one wasn't too shabby either. Looking forward to a wave of avant-garde, Tatania, and I'd have to agree - on this showing, Lisette Model is worth a deeper dive.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed Ian reading about Model made me want to know more about her and her photography I think she’s one of the most important photographers we’ve had in recent history because she became a teacher and influential to generations! Thank you for watching Ian! :)

great video as always , and very nice to see a collection of each photographer - how they see the world and that they use different cameras to achieve their vision as well.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jay that’s why videos like these put everything in perspective. To discover someone else’s work can be extremely influential for our creative endeavours too ✌🏻

I enjoyed this and am looking forward to the next set of photographers you choose.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rich! Much appreciate it :)

Well done.

Great video. Many compliments for keeping a positive attitude.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Bill and positive attitude always! Cheers :)

I think you should start changing outfits and backgrounds throughout your videos from now on. It's unfortunate people don't always agree with fair use, especially when bringing even more accolades on an artist. I find it interesting in "Page From Métal" that there is an essentially masculine subject smack dab in the middle of her collection of industrial landscapes. Keep up the interesting work.

Nice job of editing.....was not hip to Krull before.... thanks...her work is awesome! Nice stack of books in the background 👏😎✌

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joseph really appreciate it and yeah my book collection keeps growing at a healthy rate! Glad you enjoyed the video ✌🏻

Very interesting. Well done

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Congrats.

Thank you so much for sharing

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Re the Miller situation, I have noticed recently that a number of images by certain artist have been removed from some sites like a Google image search. It is worrying to think that after a period where almost all images were publicly available, they now are disappearing at an alarming rate. Have you noticed this trend. Thank you for your effort to educate us.

@theren8311

2 жыл бұрын

Hey do you mind elaborating on issue? What was the cause for the video to be removed?

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Phillip I actually haven’t noticed, sometimes it’s hard for me to find examples of someone’s work so I need to dig into blogs and follow rabbit holes but I manage here and there. I hope it’s not a trend that eventually will set into place and we will loose access to a lot of materials! Thank you for watching & commenting!

@phillipmurray8848

2 жыл бұрын

@@TatianaHopper thanks for the reply. Just to be clear, it was when I was searching for an image by jeanloup Sieff in Google and the results page had only about 50% images and the rest, random, were white blank boxes. When I clicked on one of the blank boxes it said the image had been removed. Like you I search for images from time to time for illustration purposes, not for printing or copying, but this recent practice if removing images for copyright reasons is a little disturbing. Thank you for your continued excellence effort to educate us. Many thanks.

Enjoyed it.

Awesome

Hi, I really enjoy you channel and videos, you may also talk some day about Manuel Alvarez Bravo and Lola Alvarez Bravo, both were amazing Mexican photographers, It would be nice if you make something about them. Regards

Thank You So Much For This Video Your Channel Became One oF My Favorites Here On KZread. I Have A Question Or You Can Say An Idea, Have You Thought About Doing Special Videos To Talk About Photography Styles Like Doing Multi Episodes For Examples To Talk Deeply About Street Photography And How The Style Revolved Through Years, I Think That Would Be Fun And Very Educated To Do In Your Own Way Thank You Again, Have A Nice Week

Nice episode.

Loved your work! You’re treating photography and the photographers with due respect. Just one question: are you Brazilian? If not, we're you from?

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Appreciate it! Nope I’m not Brazilian ;)

Talking about photographers that are not usually feature in videos and not that well know (at least, worldwide), would be cool to see a series in which each video was about a country, in this case, some of the most influential and well known photographers of a country (of course, not countries like USA, UK, because everyone knows their most famous photographers)

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the idea Filipe I appreciate it and will definitely make note of it! All the best and thank you for watching ;)

If you have not done so yet, would you consider an episode featuring Vivian Maier?

excellent

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

I really like this channel and this type of topic. There are too much channels about gear. We need more real content.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Cheers for watching & supporting ! ✨

I really liked Krull's work. I've not been exposed to very much of the Russian/Eastern artists and am really enjoying them. also, nice try with the wardrobe continuity error thing. Everyone gets you are a secret time traveler. No need to deny it.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

What a bummer Edward you’ve exposed my secret I am indeed a time traveler and right now I’m about to teleport to a time where film and cameras were more affordable 😂😂 I wish! Thank you for watching!

YES PLEASE ((Lisette Model))

Please check out Hélène Binet, she is a very technical architectural photographers and without a doubt one of the best ever

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

I definitely will thank you! :)

Let me suggest one of the names for future "Eastern/Russian/Soviet" episode. It is Boris Smelov (Борис Смелов). He is known as brighest representative of Leningrad school of photography, who dedicated his work to city he lived in-Leningrad and later on Saint-Petersburg. And to be more precised-to time, linking 1980ies with archiecture of XIX-XVIII centuries or artefacts from Russian Empire pictured as still lives in late-soviet era. I can call him as a "visual teacher", who inspired and shaped my view in beginning of my photographic path.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

I'd love to see a video on my favorite female photographer, please. And she would be, Imogen Cunningham. Larry McCormick

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Larry I mentioned Imogen earlier in this show, it’s not a full video but just a segment if you go to the description of this video you’ll find a link to the playlist of this series should be on episode 3 or 4! :)

Hi have you considered Gertrude Bells photography sometimes thought of as a female Laurence of Arabia . Interesting videos can we see more of your workings

In case you couldn’t notice them before, I want o renew my suggestion of three women photographers from my country: Grete Stern, who studied at the Bauhaus where she met her husband, also photographer Horacio Coppola before leaving to Argentina to find refuge due to being jew; Annemarie Heinrich, a master of light who worked with movie stars; and contemporary Alessandra Sanguinetti, who is a Magnum associate.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your suggestions Horacio, I’ll include them in my never ending list of photographers and video ideas for the channel :) and also thank you for watching!

@horaciomillan4181

2 жыл бұрын

@@TatianaHopper I’m your fan, I learn a lot with you and your points of view.

Don't be intimidated by whining loud mouths in regard to using material. In both England and the USA there are components of copyright law called "fair use" and "fair dealing.". In both you are protected when you review or study or critique any kind of work.

I view all art, photography in particular like science. It belongs to humanity as a whole, and not to a particular race, creed, religion or individuals with deep pockets. I think it is a sad world that a few rich people or organisations can have such hold over artistic work. It is worth remembering that in the majority of cases, the artists themselves did not benefit financially from their own work during their life time, and it is utterly absurd that after their death, the copy right of their work lands in the hands of a few greedy people. I believe that they should be in the public domain.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

To be honest I completely agree with you, say if one day I get to produce a book or whatever it is that is meaningful to me, I’d love to see it shared once I’m no longer here, because as you said art belongs to humanity! Thank you for your very insightful comment, much love 🤍

@lensman5762

2 жыл бұрын

@@TatianaHopper Very few people know that Ansel Adams, donated his original negatives and prints from the, Manzanar project, to the Library of Congress. This is a truly beautiful body of work, much unlike what he is famous for. He felt so strongly about the injustice that was done to Japanese Americans and their encampment in Manzanar following the Harbour attack, that he wanted to keep his work in the public domain so people would know. I wish more people would do like he did. It has not affected the commercial value of his landscape photography though.

Sad that Lee Miller’s gatekeepers have such a narrow, selfish view. But glad you were not too discouraged by them.

The former photographers were more creative and had more sense for the moment I think. And that with way less technique possibilities of the cameras. All manual and often without built in light meter. Each shot was much difficult to get without automatics off all kinds of modern cameras. Mor expression at all.

@TatianaHopper

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely photographers from the past didn’t have it easy from heavy equipment to costly development processes…. And I really admire how most of them persisted in being creative and pushed for more, something to definitely take from them! :)

booooo lee miller