I think the viewers' experience could be improved by including the speaker and screen within the shot, so that the slides, which complement the talk, may be seen.
@mikehenkelman211111 күн бұрын
Joel is a world class talent, but I had no idea he was so introspective. So many of his perspectives speak to me deep within. Im making a career change at 52 years old into photography, and many of his thoughts are why.
@art_means_artificial14 күн бұрын
stop talking about AI! it is rubbish topic of discussion
@dimitristsagdis734017 күн бұрын
Why call it photography and not graphic or visual art. These artists are not painting with light (the definition of photography) but instructing/prompting the production of art.
@davidgambin25513 күн бұрын
AI photorealistic would be more accurate, like we don’t talk about “an AI oil painting” but rather oil painting effect AI. AI can’t do paintings, watercolours, drawings or photographs, so new technology needs new language to talk about it.
@nokiddingeddie18 күн бұрын
life
@MikeKleinsteuber21 күн бұрын
Much too serious a talk for such average photographs
@Risteard15622 күн бұрын
I just love to watch all her videos and enjoy her black and white pictures 📸 excellent photography work 💯
@timblass481125 күн бұрын
Absolute legend. Joel ignited my passion and interest in photography. Master of his craft and a true inspiration. ❤
@cyfacrider200828 күн бұрын
Thank you for doing this. Really good. So appreciate it. By the way, that is a beautiful living room, the color of that sofa and everything.
@BilBrownАй бұрын
I think this needs to be simplified. To paraphrase Charles Harbutt, photography is the only art (if it is an art at all) where either you or your camera have to actually be there. In this, I think the first speaker and the others are missing the point - and POWER of lens-based art. The conceptual basis of the art presented by the second speaker is impressive, but is it what we would know as photography? Also, the fact that generative art does not denote authorship and images taht are made by generative means are not LEGALLY considered having an artist at the back side - then outside of being part of a collective authorship (since generative art needs the memory muse of everything that has literally be made before it to have this machine that learns know) why do these prompters even think what they have done is their own work at all??? Maybe this is as basic as Kant's moral premise that protecting consciousness is the only thing that is worth fighting for, And AI is not our human consciousness.
@BilBrownАй бұрын
Oh, and don't quote Sontag and Barthes. Philosphers and not photographers. Think who your audence is! I think the cat that points out that it is mostly a "artifical whiteness" that we are seeing, the infomatic game is "game over".
@fotoempautaАй бұрын
thank you, great presentation!
@nikolamitrovic323Ай бұрын
She looks better as a women, but how he/she doesn't have the facial hair ? Maybe use estrogen
@nicholassyracuse5229Ай бұрын
Sublime
@BLAZEREN101Ай бұрын
R.I.P William Anders
@LarryMaxonАй бұрын
I am Larry in the Catskills NY
@RostykMakushakАй бұрын
As a photographer and a book collector I immensely enjoyed this presentation! And as a former publishing designer I appreciate the in-depth talk about the polygraphic process of printing this book. Years ago I used to work in a small publishing house back in Ukraine and we did everything from the start (scanning, graphics, layout design) to finish (plates, offset printing on German Heidelbergs, binding etc). I had a privilege of working along side old school master printers with decades of experience behind their backs. So I get what it takes to produce a good quality book in general. And to publish a great photobook requires a lot more! Great job with "Wires Crossed"! • On a related but sad note: on May 23rd, 2024 Russia committed yet another war crime when the Russian rocket strike destroyed a big printing house Vivat Factor-Druk (Фактор-Друк) in the city of Kharkiv, killed 7 employees. The scenes of thousands of books burning were heartbreaking. It was one of the largest publishing houses in Ukraine.
@lukeboutinАй бұрын
Ed is the man
@art_means_artificial13 күн бұрын
who?
@frederick3467Ай бұрын
Ed is a legend
@art_means_artificial13 күн бұрын
who?
@ApertureNewYorkАй бұрын
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our May gathering with the absolutely incomparable Ed Templeton! We enjoyed so much bringing you all behind the scenes on the making of “Wires Crossed.” Don't forget to join the Club for invitations to future events, contribute to the conversations live, and enjoy discounts on featured titles: bit.ly/Aperture-PhotoBook-Club 📚✨
@parkishgiriАй бұрын
Need a long feature or documentary film from this team! Too good 🫶
@nicoleshelly1225Ай бұрын
8 years clean off of these streets
@helenperala3459Ай бұрын
I'm just starting photography at 62 years young. The reason I began is due to everything you are saying in these videos. I totally 'grok' what your artistic process is as I think it's going to be mine also. I am already feeling the exact same 'stirrings' of my Soul. Thank you Joel so much. Plus it helps me with my isolation to be able to go out and meet others through my camera as I am always socially a bit nervous. It helps me see things anew and sometimes I see things in the picture which aren't there like eyes in the clouds etc.
@helenperala3459Ай бұрын
Wow. Thank you so much. I'm only just learning about camera's later in life but love these ideas.
@pockit_fluff2 ай бұрын
this video would be better if you chilled out and didnt flip through thte book so hard, had some background music, and put the book straight 👍
@dev91842 ай бұрын
hell yeah
@choongching2 ай бұрын
❤
@Sergiovalentimpht2 ай бұрын
Awesome!! Master of photography!
@Adriana-qu9lc2 ай бұрын
que belleza.
@pedroparacas55232 ай бұрын
que nojo.🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
@wandilemsomi2 ай бұрын
His eye is different... thank you for up holding his narrative. It's hard for us to promote our own work and art as we live in a labor camp, and it is hard for the space to support and promote honesty focus works. Thanks for not letting this work blow in the wind...
@anupojha92832 ай бұрын
❤👏
@shivamdarnal18773 ай бұрын
❤❤
@ALAHOME3 ай бұрын
Does that Denise really know Alex Webb's work?
@Nerdzombiedisco2 ай бұрын
Nope.
@watotoentertainment84173 ай бұрын
wow sis very powerful arts
@kasinclair663 ай бұрын
Great, thank you so much, what an incredible project
@A2D_official3 ай бұрын
What an happy birthday gift ! A reconnection to the complex lives from 1965 to even 2025 with 3 creative exhibitions. This photobook video is a full treasure for whom like the work of art of Weston entangled with comtemporary images well balanced between grey and peach. This creative process is a prism of so many talented influences. Bravo 😉👌🎶
@davidpalermo46953 ай бұрын
Wonderful presentation! Another book to buy... too many books so little time. Looking forward to owning this one! "Through Another Lens" by Charis is a very good read in case you have not read it.
@A2D_official3 ай бұрын
😉👌🎶🕊🦅🦜🪿
@Palestinian_holocaust3 ай бұрын
Why couldn’t THESE PEOPLE JUST HAD THE PHOTOGRAPHER PRESENT. He is STILL ALIVE
@moonsong08-ws1rc3 ай бұрын
was this the entire photobook or were some pictures left out?💜
@A2D_official3 ай бұрын
😉👌
@karynarivera73023 ай бұрын
Mi papá tiene varias carpetas, es increíble cómo se violenta la privacidad
@KarloXRamos3 ай бұрын
esto necesita un libro
@sanjuan.nutrition3 ай бұрын
Waw gracias. Es el mejor cortometraje que e visto de Puerto Rico. Me toca fuerte en mi corazón por que aunque tengo 26 años mi abuelo que en paz descanse Neftalí Alvarado Alvarado paso por el carpeteo por su ideología y su amor por Puerto Rico. Gracias gracias gracias y continúen digitalizado todo este material
@user-ci6dc6or9r3 ай бұрын
Increíble. Gracias a todos los que se esmeraron con este gran proyecto. Que viva Puerto Rico Libre.
@EdmundoJCid3 ай бұрын
Queremos mas!
@CORZOUU3 ай бұрын
💪🏽🇵🇷
@FlashesOfTime3 ай бұрын
Wonderful. Great to know content like this exists on KZfaq.