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Lise Sarfati from FLY16x9 on Vimeo.

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' In search of the Cowboys ' project, the making of part 4.
The other three parts to see at the 3 cowboys blog.

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Gregory Crewdson (Brooklyn, New York 1962) doesn't so much take pictures as make them. Some critics say the photographer and artist is reinventing the genre by using film techniques to stage pictures.
It's the moment between then and now that interests Crewdson. He likes that photography limits him to choose only one moment to convey a narrative arc.
Each photo is polished and technically perfect, but still somewhat undone.
The viewer must imagine what comes before and after.

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© Artem Zhitenev

Not a video exactly this weekend, but a link to Artem Zhitenev's portfolio show on his personal blog. Take a look at his website.

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Chris Whitley and daughter Trixie.
Feel their common soul, their fysical and musical resemblance. Listen to both, apart. Or play both videos at the same time and balance their volume, not too loud.

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Andrei Amodia, based in Los Angeles, is the prototype of a clever unknown street photographer. He is passionated and can't live without photographing wherever he goes, mostly in his own town. He develops a very personal view on American city life. I think Andrei has no ambition in making it in photography world. His ambition and passion is on the street. He simply wants to share his photographs on the internet. Curious he got no comment at all on his blog, although he is continuing posting. You can also follow him on flickr.

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Also have a look at the website of Karin Borghouts.

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VOLKSCAFES Jimmy Kets from Jimmy K on Vimeo.

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Mark Cohen, a self-described "surrealistic action photographer", pioneered street photography, capturing the real, spontaneous moments in the public life of a city and the intimate in particular. How close can you come to people and photograph them without asking for permission?

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David Bradburys latest project follows Australian born photographer, Philip Blenkinsop, as he journeys to war torn South East Asia to cover lesser known conflicts and uprisings and shows that in the competitive and sensationalist world of photojournalism there are still those with integrity who care.

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Berlin-based street photographer Guido Steenkamp.

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Pablo Casals playing Bach, part 1 of Suite n° 1 for Cello, filmed in 1954 in the Abbaye Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa in France.

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Canadian photographer Ed Burtynsky and his industrial landscapes in China.

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Really a very clear and accute film about the vision behind the work of Martin Parr.