Garry Winogrand’s exhibit “1964” was one of the better ones I’ve seen. It showed how much one could create in a short period of time, if one were motivated and of course very talented…

 

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Photographing NYC for 25 years, six of them while driving a New York City taxi. Trying very hard to capture the city as life unfolds, meaning I never stage any of my photos! Also I am a close confidant of the immortal Dave Beckerman, (quintessential NYC photographer) and owner of the first photography blog in the known universe.

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  2. I agree that the book is superb, but I still look at it as a major accomplishment considering that is was only one year. Szarkowski’s monograph is probably a better overview of his career…
    1964 has become his most elusive title for those who aren’t filthy rich!

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  3. You are probably right about the overview of his career. I will have to dig out my copy of Figments and look at it again.
    I will never understand why some photo books become so ridiculously expensive.

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  4. 1964 is an awesome book…I saw a dummy copy of it before it was released and should have bought a few more because it would be an incredible book to give to friends,
    or in a pinch pay a month’s rent with…
    I think the company went broke and no longer exists. Steidl should buy the rights and reprint it, so others could enjoy it…

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