I absolutely love his technique (fumbling around) .. but watching his hands work while he's flipping the camera around, you can tell he knows his camera very well .. Holding the camera up on a really short strap, looking past the people, acting like he doesn't even know they're around .. So good, classic! .. I am going to try to remember his technique next time I am in a bunch of people .. Reminds me of how in the digital age, we "chimp" at our cameras .. hahahah
@MES1808NYC17 күн бұрын
I respect Mark Cohen greatly. He is a great, for sure. But .... "he discovered the flash"? Really!? I don't think so. You're being ridiculous.
@powderedtoastman3093Ай бұрын
Overrated Winogrand
@EphemeralProductionsАй бұрын
3:36. I paused it there. If that had showed up in front of me, that’s one of the images I would have captured AND used. She is such a beautiful woman! ❤. And 3:43 is a great frame! And 3:36 also ❤
@EphemeralProductionsАй бұрын
He’s been gone from this world since 84 but I wish he was alive, I would ask him many questions.
@carlorenzi1802Ай бұрын
is that camera a yashica rangefinder ? electro 35 ?
@s1ck.c0m2018 күн бұрын
leica m4
@osmanhatАй бұрын
4:49 what is that lens 28mm or 35mm
@zochiang2 ай бұрын
Bruce Gilden is my favourite 😂
@giantdickface2 ай бұрын
4:11
@GPTMagana5 сағат бұрын
1:18 "I'm gonna do the girl against the wall there"
@Utube30003 ай бұрын
make a picture and then find explanations 4:12
@snappy8k3 ай бұрын
Zoo photographer lmao
@edobette3 ай бұрын
In Italia si dice: "ha la faccia come il culo!"
@locationshots3653 ай бұрын
If you tried doing that these days you'd get punched in the face.
@yesanton4 ай бұрын
What's the camera he has and what's the thing on top?
@khomatech642829 күн бұрын
Leica, external viewfinder I guess
@specialized414 ай бұрын
👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
@dayzpast4 ай бұрын
Why does it seem like people today are skittish like horses? Compared to when this was shot, people seemed more at ease with other people close to them
@GPTMagana3 ай бұрын
increased security, use of social media, and "stranger danger" concept. Winogrand would never heard about the term "stranger danger" near his demise.
@dayzpast3 ай бұрын
@@GPTMagana that’s very interesting, I agree on your points, we are more hyper aware of our environment. Do you think this will only increase over time?
@GPTMagana3 ай бұрын
@@dayzpast I don't know much, although I will not see any decrease on distrust and paranoia particularly in the residential suburbs.
@allinfilms1k4 ай бұрын
When then send the spy on a mission and tell him don’t make it to obvious. Him I got u
@MyCatIsNamedChubmuffin4 ай бұрын
Coolest guy ever
@TheLily972324 ай бұрын
I find his chaotic impulsive way of photographing very refreshing and enticing.
@number9iner5 ай бұрын
anyone know what flash that is?
@GPTMagana4 ай бұрын
Thyristor Flash. Vivitar produced these kind of Auto flash during the film days
@number9iner4 ай бұрын
@@GPTMagana great thank you !
@richardsimms2515 ай бұрын
Courageous guy. Great photos.
@richardsimms2515 ай бұрын
Great video
@pomstar695 ай бұрын
i love and agree with his statement at 5:26... his works are very cool! Love the rodeo image of that horse, and the underwater image with the pig.
@severedsixteen5 ай бұрын
can anyone guess what lens hes using the get so close on the leica? Maybe an old 21mm?
@CianMcsweeneyАй бұрын
He mentions in the video that he either uses a 21mm or 28mm, not clear what exact model, but I guess you could just look up what lenses Leica had available at those focal lengths in the 80's
@ruff1draft5 ай бұрын
THIS IS WHAT PAULIE B IS DOING WITH HIS KZread CHANNEL. HE IS BRINING THIS STYLE BACK VIA HIS INTERVIEWS
@GPTMagana5 ай бұрын
Walkie Talkie time!
@CianMcsweeneyАй бұрын
Paulie B is less creepy about it though at least, and he actually has a proper social interaction with his subjects
@gurugamer86325 ай бұрын
Which focal length did he use
@ShutterShima5 ай бұрын
The way is playing the noob is fire !
@MrMexirican825 ай бұрын
I would take 2 photos back to back that way I would capture people’s reaction.
@spactick5 ай бұрын
seems an addiction with Winogrand. I saw his exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2013. It was THE greatest photo exhibit I've ever been to. Such variety in his subjects.
@gilang67105 ай бұрын
When you realize, almost all of these photographers in these series were once used Leica M4 (Meyerowitz, Mark Cohen, Winogrand). Even Mark Cohen is still using the same camera to the recent days.
@jakeomara_6 ай бұрын
Original Walkie Talkie
@outsidestuff52836 ай бұрын
I think the way he takes photos is akin to sleight of hand. He fumbles, smiles, shakes his head and the second everyone is relaxed and not expecting him to take a picture, the shutter clicks.
@EphemeralProductionsАй бұрын
Ingenious. ❤️
@thephotochad6 ай бұрын
Debating if I want to risk going to jail just to try this style of photography some time...
@afuckingbasement5 ай бұрын
In the US it's totally legal, someone beating you up for it would b the one thrown in jail lol
@thephotochad6 ай бұрын
6:20 🤣🤣🤣
@NClass4685 күн бұрын
Lmao classic
@jesseclement11696 ай бұрын
he speaks so beautifully
@PP-bw8ig6 ай бұрын
He shoots like a nervous perv.
@michaellakey35656 ай бұрын
Helps to be Jewish, apparently. Same in NY fine art.. a specific culture clique of mutual back scratchers? Sure looks like it.
@marcusbeast1006 ай бұрын
3:33 can we agree this attitude is much less prevalent in the modern 20s? People see a camera and want to hide. Everyone has their own camera now, one they use particularly, one that’s connected to the whole world, in which they curate pictures of themselves, where only the best of the best make it to the world’s eyes. It feels like more and more the camera is a weapon to the public. Don’t take that picture, you can’t take a picture of me, I didn’t curate my image online to perfection for you to come here and mess it all up.
@philippcausd7 ай бұрын
Justifying perversion with photography 🤣
@el65947 ай бұрын
This guy sounds like Donnie azof from wolf of Wall Street ❤😂❤
@vladislavno7 ай бұрын
Typical ju
@primeryai7 ай бұрын
Absolute master of his craft, god damn he was good
@zaibatsucoo7 ай бұрын
Живи в калифорнии, в ус не дуй, всё так просится в фоторамку - успевай снимать. А родись этот Виногранд в Воронеже, скорее всего слесарюгой третьего разряда так и спился бы на лавочке у подьезда.
@4v3nir7 ай бұрын
The fact that he did it on traditional film cameras.... 😮 meaning he couldn't hv any Live previews of whatever scene he was taking. It's a calculated gamble!🔥
@user-gs3ss5bv2k6 ай бұрын
he only use a 28 prime, so he knew where the frame line is.
@thenexthobby7 ай бұрын
As he mentioned, it's a privacy invasion. What makes it work is that it's ultimately harmless and victimless, neither of which would benefit from explanation if it came to that. I once attended an outdoor craft faire and took a quick image of products on a vendor table. Wow, was that ever a mistake. I was accused of wanting to use my image of their product to sell my own products, as if I couldn't take pictures of my OWN products. People are nutty. I felt like saying, "If you only knew how bad my images turn out, you would realize I'm no threat to you."
@GPTMagana3 ай бұрын
In my opinion, these vendors might come across as a small business. Found in farmers, night, and flea markets. It's their copyright protection of their products, branding, mediums, and their logo that can get us sketchy. Especially if the vendor doesn't know the (male) street photographer. It's not your fault for not knowing their small business vendor at the craft fair or night markets. ps I do try to ask permission in a small town night market and farmer market when I want a more direct image of their vendor. While providing myself what I do in town and city making some pictures. I may not agree with asking permission if I intend of photographing like that Bloke Mark or Garry Winogrand. And even striking for street or time for print (TfP) portraits than a traditional form of street photography. Ergo, that no longer becomes the "Mark Cohen" approach.
@SourPlanet7 ай бұрын
"I don't think about pictures when I photograph. When I photograph... I see life. That's all there is. In my viewfinder. There's no picture there. You're not a picture." Brilliant. I still use his befuddled tourist antics. I'm shooting in NYC so it's fairly easy to just snap anyone anyway... But his particularly brand of whoopsiefuckindaisy is an extra level of disarming for people. Owe this guy so much.
@antoniogrijalva20387 ай бұрын
did yall just forget that you use your face to unlock your phone? CCTV cameras recording your every move. Dash cams recording, people taking video and pics around you? if you think punching someone in the face for a photo is just then i hope jail is cold for you
@GPTMagana7 ай бұрын
FUCK YEAH CCTV cams!! These "baddies" often come in fisheye magnification (some gets ultra-wide)
@stunt-7 ай бұрын
Just figured out why he fumbles and looks around confused, its to make people he’s photographing not notice or put their guard up, so he can capture genuine expressions instead of looks of confusion like that second guy walking with his wife that stares him down
@JoeKyser7 ай бұрын
This was when people liked cameras and didnt treat them like guns
@EphemeralProductionsАй бұрын
People were still gunshy of cameras depending where you were at. But yes they were treated with MUCH less contempt and suspicion back then.
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I absolutely love his technique (fumbling around) .. but watching his hands work while he's flipping the camera around, you can tell he knows his camera very well .. Holding the camera up on a really short strap, looking past the people, acting like he doesn't even know they're around .. So good, classic! .. I am going to try to remember his technique next time I am in a bunch of people .. Reminds me of how in the digital age, we "chimp" at our cameras .. hahahah
I respect Mark Cohen greatly. He is a great, for sure. But .... "he discovered the flash"? Really!? I don't think so. You're being ridiculous.
Overrated Winogrand
3:36. I paused it there. If that had showed up in front of me, that’s one of the images I would have captured AND used. She is such a beautiful woman! ❤. And 3:43 is a great frame! And 3:36 also ❤
He’s been gone from this world since 84 but I wish he was alive, I would ask him many questions.
is that camera a yashica rangefinder ? electro 35 ?
leica m4
4:49 what is that lens 28mm or 35mm
Bruce Gilden is my favourite 😂
4:11
1:18 "I'm gonna do the girl against the wall there"
make a picture and then find explanations 4:12
Zoo photographer lmao
In Italia si dice: "ha la faccia come il culo!"
If you tried doing that these days you'd get punched in the face.
What's the camera he has and what's the thing on top?
Leica, external viewfinder I guess
👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Why does it seem like people today are skittish like horses? Compared to when this was shot, people seemed more at ease with other people close to them
increased security, use of social media, and "stranger danger" concept. Winogrand would never heard about the term "stranger danger" near his demise.
@@GPTMagana that’s very interesting, I agree on your points, we are more hyper aware of our environment. Do you think this will only increase over time?
@@dayzpast I don't know much, although I will not see any decrease on distrust and paranoia particularly in the residential suburbs.
When then send the spy on a mission and tell him don’t make it to obvious. Him I got u
Coolest guy ever
I find his chaotic impulsive way of photographing very refreshing and enticing.
anyone know what flash that is?
Thyristor Flash. Vivitar produced these kind of Auto flash during the film days
@@GPTMagana great thank you !
Courageous guy. Great photos.
Great video
i love and agree with his statement at 5:26... his works are very cool! Love the rodeo image of that horse, and the underwater image with the pig.
can anyone guess what lens hes using the get so close on the leica? Maybe an old 21mm?
He mentions in the video that he either uses a 21mm or 28mm, not clear what exact model, but I guess you could just look up what lenses Leica had available at those focal lengths in the 80's
THIS IS WHAT PAULIE B IS DOING WITH HIS KZread CHANNEL. HE IS BRINING THIS STYLE BACK VIA HIS INTERVIEWS
Walkie Talkie time!
Paulie B is less creepy about it though at least, and he actually has a proper social interaction with his subjects
Which focal length did he use
The way is playing the noob is fire !
I would take 2 photos back to back that way I would capture people’s reaction.
seems an addiction with Winogrand. I saw his exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2013. It was THE greatest photo exhibit I've ever been to. Such variety in his subjects.
When you realize, almost all of these photographers in these series were once used Leica M4 (Meyerowitz, Mark Cohen, Winogrand). Even Mark Cohen is still using the same camera to the recent days.
Original Walkie Talkie
I think the way he takes photos is akin to sleight of hand. He fumbles, smiles, shakes his head and the second everyone is relaxed and not expecting him to take a picture, the shutter clicks.
Ingenious. ❤️
Debating if I want to risk going to jail just to try this style of photography some time...
In the US it's totally legal, someone beating you up for it would b the one thrown in jail lol
6:20 🤣🤣🤣
Lmao classic
he speaks so beautifully
He shoots like a nervous perv.
Helps to be Jewish, apparently. Same in NY fine art.. a specific culture clique of mutual back scratchers? Sure looks like it.
3:33 can we agree this attitude is much less prevalent in the modern 20s? People see a camera and want to hide. Everyone has their own camera now, one they use particularly, one that’s connected to the whole world, in which they curate pictures of themselves, where only the best of the best make it to the world’s eyes. It feels like more and more the camera is a weapon to the public. Don’t take that picture, you can’t take a picture of me, I didn’t curate my image online to perfection for you to come here and mess it all up.
Justifying perversion with photography 🤣
This guy sounds like Donnie azof from wolf of Wall Street ❤😂❤
Typical ju
Absolute master of his craft, god damn he was good
Живи в калифорнии, в ус не дуй, всё так просится в фоторамку - успевай снимать. А родись этот Виногранд в Воронеже, скорее всего слесарюгой третьего разряда так и спился бы на лавочке у подьезда.
The fact that he did it on traditional film cameras.... 😮 meaning he couldn't hv any Live previews of whatever scene he was taking. It's a calculated gamble!🔥
he only use a 28 prime, so he knew where the frame line is.
As he mentioned, it's a privacy invasion. What makes it work is that it's ultimately harmless and victimless, neither of which would benefit from explanation if it came to that. I once attended an outdoor craft faire and took a quick image of products on a vendor table. Wow, was that ever a mistake. I was accused of wanting to use my image of their product to sell my own products, as if I couldn't take pictures of my OWN products. People are nutty. I felt like saying, "If you only knew how bad my images turn out, you would realize I'm no threat to you."
In my opinion, these vendors might come across as a small business. Found in farmers, night, and flea markets. It's their copyright protection of their products, branding, mediums, and their logo that can get us sketchy. Especially if the vendor doesn't know the (male) street photographer. It's not your fault for not knowing their small business vendor at the craft fair or night markets. ps I do try to ask permission in a small town night market and farmer market when I want a more direct image of their vendor. While providing myself what I do in town and city making some pictures. I may not agree with asking permission if I intend of photographing like that Bloke Mark or Garry Winogrand. And even striking for street or time for print (TfP) portraits than a traditional form of street photography. Ergo, that no longer becomes the "Mark Cohen" approach.
"I don't think about pictures when I photograph. When I photograph... I see life. That's all there is. In my viewfinder. There's no picture there. You're not a picture." Brilliant. I still use his befuddled tourist antics. I'm shooting in NYC so it's fairly easy to just snap anyone anyway... But his particularly brand of whoopsiefuckindaisy is an extra level of disarming for people. Owe this guy so much.
did yall just forget that you use your face to unlock your phone? CCTV cameras recording your every move. Dash cams recording, people taking video and pics around you? if you think punching someone in the face for a photo is just then i hope jail is cold for you
FUCK YEAH CCTV cams!! These "baddies" often come in fisheye magnification (some gets ultra-wide)
Just figured out why he fumbles and looks around confused, its to make people he’s photographing not notice or put their guard up, so he can capture genuine expressions instead of looks of confusion like that second guy walking with his wife that stares him down
This was when people liked cameras and didnt treat them like guns
People were still gunshy of cameras depending where you were at. But yes they were treated with MUCH less contempt and suspicion back then.
6:00 "num olha pra cara da genti naum" kkkk