Fashion at Stanford: Annie Leibovitz, Pascal Dangin, & Cathy Horyn

Photo via Stanford Arts Institute

Annie Leibovitz has an impressive four decade career in photo-journalism and images of some of the world’s most prominent rock stars, poets, and government leaders stored in the boxes of negatives lining her attic. Pascal Dangin, founder of Box Studios and CEO and Creative Director of KiDS, has been referred to over the years as the ‘photo whisperer’, a digital artist, and the retoucher’s retoucher. Both are highly respected throughout the world of art, and recently came to speak before a full house of eager Stanford students and community members.  In this second Fashion at Stanford conversation, these image-makers addressed their works and their creative paths. As stated by Leibovitz, “there are two sides to taking a picture.”

Alongside Cathy Horyn, fashion critic for The New York Times and curator of Fashion at Stanford, the conversation moved from Leibovitz’s original landscape photography to the influence of Snapchat on the lexicon of the photographic language. Leibovitz highlighted her experience photographing the Queen, and Dangin discussed whether editing actually enhances an image’s quality.

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New ‘Moment’ smartphone Lenses Claim Unmatched Image and Build Quality

Image credits: All images courtesy of Moment

Considering the plethora of smartphone lens add-ons on the market, it will probably surprise you to learn that new kid on the block Moment and their two lenses for iPhone and Galaxy devices achieved full funding in just ONE DAY. They did this with one simple promise: that these lenses are the world’s best lenses for your phone. Period.

It’s a lofty proclamation to make, but with decades of experience designing and manufacturing cinematic lenses under their belt, the Moment team are confident their product can stand up to the scrutiny this claim will bring.

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Drukarka dla smartfonów Fujifilm Instax Share SP-1 /aut.Alina Plata/

Fujifilm Instax Share SP-1

Fujifilm wprowadza na rynek szybką drukarkę do smartfonów, instax SHARE SP-1, z dedykowaną aplikacją, która oferuje wiele możliwości edycji i szablonów zdjęć.

 

FUJIFILM wprowadza na rynek drukarkę do smartfonów Instax SHARE SP-1, która umożliwia łatwe drukowanie na filmach Instax zdjęć przesłanych bezprzewodowo ze smartfona.
Aparaty Fujifilm Instax mini, które tworzą natychmiastowe odbitki w tradycyjnym analogowym stylu, stają się coraz bardziej popularne w wielu krajach, szczególnie wśród nastoletnich dziewczyn oraz kobiet w wieku około 20 lat. Odpowiadając na prośby użytkowników, którzy chcą mieć możliwość tworzenia odbitek instax również za pomocą smartfonów, stworzono drukarkę instax SHARE SP-1, która w łatwy i szybki sposób umożliwia drukowanie bezpośrednio ze smartfona. 

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Project "Streets of my City"

To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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Project "Streets of my City"

To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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#projectstreetsofmycity

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Project "Streets of my City"

To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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#projectstreetsofmycity

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Project "Streets of my City"

To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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#projectstreetsofthecity

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Project "Streets of my City"
To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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#projectstreetsofthecity

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  #barbaragibson #projectstreetsofmycity

Project "Streets of my City"
To catch what surrounds me, to capture the reality I am passing with each day, to explore emotions and create a frame that consist not only of buildings but my emotions in a first place.

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Exhibition - Warsaw is mine!

Photo © Marta Kochanek

Today, one of my photographs has been presented at the Jablkowski's Gallery in Warsaw. The exhibition consist of photographs that showh the city and is organized by Fotomiastikon.

Photo © Barbara Gibson

Photo © Barbara Gibson

Capturing Proof and Evidence on the Streets of LA: Medhi Bouqua on Shooting with an iPhone by Eric Kim

Photographs © Medhi Bouqua

Eric’s Kim Note: This article is written by Medhi Bouqua, a street photographer based in LA. He shares his experiences shooting with an iPhone– and the importance of documenting life. Medhi shares more of his thoughts and images below:

Medhi: Today’s society is definitely over equipped/ flooded with many different types and genres of technological gadgets for all sort of necessities. Photography has become an essential tool of proof and evidence, showing, duplicating a moment and emotion by capturing the exact frame, reflecting it, and documenting it all at once.

Photographs © Medhi Bouqua

It is a shame that only a minority of enthusiasts have awakened to explore, document every emotion, segment of reality and life in a creative sense to bring us closer together, to share our love in a sentimental picture, and in a matter of established fact.

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