Tag Archives: W Eugene Smith

Photographers Who Helped Change History

And A Few Favorite Photographs There is a thought experiment that goes something like this, “With an infinite number of monkeys pounding on an infinite number of typewriters. How long would take to reproduce all the world’s great books?”. The short answer is probably a little longer than it would take to type War AndContinue reading “Photographers Who Helped Change History”

Masters Of Photography

And Their Photographs I’ve spent much of my life in photography including an education in photography, photographic science and bio-medical photography. Even before that I was exposed to photography through visiting exhibits like the Museum of Modern Art’s photographic exhibit “The Family of Man”* and working with my father in his darkroom. In the NavyContinue reading “Masters Of Photography”

Legends Of Photography

And Their Photographs I’ve spent much of my life in photography including an education in photography, photographic science and bio-medical photography. Even before that I was exposed to photography through visiting exhibits like the Museum of Modern Art’s photographic exhibit “The Family of Man”* and working with my father in his darkroom. In the NavyContinue reading “Legends Of Photography”

My Favorite Photographers

And The Photographs They Took The walk to Paradise Garden, 1946 W. Eugene Smith W. Eugene Smith – I met Eugene in 1971 when he was invited to a roundtable on photography at my school. After the session we spent a couple of hours over drinks. One of his most famous photographs was “The walkContinue reading “My Favorite Photographers”