Arnold Newman is one of my biggest influences as a photographer and I believe he is one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century.
In this video we’ll take a look at his biography, work and I’ve got a few personal stories about Newman as well!
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My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photography that I want to share with you on YouTube.
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Can't believe I didn't know Newman's work until subscribing to you.
Thank you for the knowledge!
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Thanks! (Did you know that the Mondrian photo is flipped?)
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This is now my favorite Youtube video. I owned this book of his photos so I loved your presentation and remembrances.
I especially love the ones where you use the actual books rather than Pinterest etc. 🙂
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Beautiful episode!
Wonderful documentary rounded off with a personal vignette. Thanks.
I enjoy learning about photographers like these. Keep up the great work. It gives me more insight into growing as a photographer myself (I wish I learned about some of this at university)…
The last portrait is an awesome story.
I'm really enjoying these artist stories!
Thank you!
Ted, epic epsiode 😀
I am finding these videos two years late:). Great videos Ted.
I am such a big fan of your videos Ted, I came across you a couple of months ago and have been fascinated by your work. Many of the photographers you are heavily connected with have been some of my all time favourites. Have you ever considered doing a video on the work of Rodney Smith? Rodney and Arnold Newman are two of my very favourites. Keep up the wonderful work, many thanks, Dave
This video is all about INSPIRATION. Thanks for sharing Ted.
such beautiful body of work and I hate to sound bitter but his "tearing phase" not my favorite to look at.
Great video. I like your way of presenting photography and photographers. Keep going.
extremely informative. very well done.
Ted, In case you don´t kow him, check out Rafael Navarro Garralaga. He blew my mind as a photographer with similar technique to Arnold Newman
Great stuff Ted .. Arnold Newman really inspired me as well . These book journeys are really good .
Ted, these are my favorites! So much information condensed in 20 enjoyable minutes. I'd love to see a Daido Moriyama episode.
Cheers,
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Thanks for sharing Ted. As always…great work.
Great video – I used to have that book and hate that I gave it up.
Wonderful
You do a great job, a lot of details, very well done and there are tons of content on your channel.
Thank you very much for that.
Outstanding show, first class, thank you so much for sharing this work of a great artist and his subjects.
Do Helmut Newton!!!!
Ansel's printing was "like a printing press" ? ? ? ? . . . Just because a photographer doesn't make collages, as Newman did, doesn't mean that his (or her) traditionally made silver-gelatin prints —even several copies of the same negative– don't vary, what with all the burning, dodging and real —if tiny— differences in developing time, temperature and chemical strenth . It's just a question of degree, and I think you know that. Giving the benefit of the doubt, perhaps it was just a slightly clumsy way of expressing a thought which applies WAY more to digital prints!
Other than that, thanks for an interesting video.
Have you thought about doing something on Gregory Heisler? He work for him for almost a year before he went on to become a hugely successful photographer 🙂
Working with this….Thanks for posting…J
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One of my fave photographers. Thanks for this video.
I absolutely learn more about photography with your channel than any other – More photography and less cameras – Thank you.
Do you see in the Picasso photo how his fingers create the wrinkle in his forehead.