Friday, June 11, 2010

David Burnett

I've been sharing David Burnett's Holga work in my toy camera classes for years, but I wanted to revist the work he makes with his 55-year-old 4-by-5-inch Graflex Speed Graphic camera. David has been photographing the world for more than 35 years, working as an editorial and documentary photographer, traveling the globe. He co-founded Contact Press Images and has been awarded with many awards for his photographic essays and images.

One of the series, Aftermath, originally published in National Geographic, is especially compelling. There is a richness and depth to the work, well, to all his work, that comes from the camera, the slowed-down way of observing the world, and his spot-on ability to get THE PICTURE. His images of New Orleans, and the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina are featured below, plus a few of my favorites.

Images from Aftermath





















Some images I love....






2 comments:

huntb said...

當身處逆境時,要能忍一時之氣,吃一時之苦,並及早確立自己的目標,總有一天,你會嘗到那甘美的果實。........................................

趙佳治 said...

人間好話,要如海綿遇水牢牢吸住 ..................................................