TO BUY THE DVD of the War Photographer go here: http://firstrunfeatures.com/shopsite_sc/shopping_cart/ref.cgi?storeid=*125be9b681b50b60a550c0&name=YouTube&url=http://firstrunfeatures.com/warphotographer.html IN THIS SCENE: James philosophizes on photography's importance and responsibility to humanity. "Why photograph war? Is it possible to put an end to human behavior which has existed throughout history by means of photography? The proportions of that notion seem ridiculously out of balance yet that very idea has motivated me." - James Nachtwey ABOUT THIS FILM: War Photographer is the 2001 Academy Award Nominee for Best Documentary Feature that follows preeminent war photographer James Nachtwey for two years as he bravely documents the harrowing realities of Kosovo, Rawanda, Indonesia, and the West Bank.

Animated video for Jason Forrest's War Photographer.

Vikings are pretty awesome in general, but I'd say these are just about the best vikings ever. Video for Jason Forrest's "War Photographer," animated by Joel Trussel.

KRAAINEM, BELGIUM - As professional photographer you can't always wait for the right conditions. So it's important to learn how to use and alter the available resources to create the atmosphere you want. Every photographer knows the light sucks at noon on a sunny day. In this video we show you how we managed to shoot some nice portraits made at high noon. For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog BERT STEPHANI (www.bertstephani.com) is a professional photographer based in Belgium.

Documentary film shows French photographer Denis Darzacq working with street dancers in the suburbs of Paris. Together they create images that give the illusion of people flying or falling through space. Video courtesy of the artist, www.agencevu.com, and www.lensculture.com

TO BUY THE DVD of the War Photographer go here: http://firstrunfeatures.com/shopsite_sc/shopping_cart/ref.cgi?storeid=*125be9b681b50b60a550c0&name=YouTube&url=http://firstrunfeatures.com/warphotographer.html IN THIS SCENE: James discusses his experiences in photographing the human atrocities that occurred in Rawanda. ABOUT THIS FILM: War Photographer is the 2001 Academy Award Nominee for Best Documentary Feature that follows preeminent war photographer James Nachtwey for two years as he bravely documents the harrowing realities of Kosovo, Rawanda, Indonesia, and the West Bank.

KRAAINEM, BELGIUM - There are good backgrounds for pictures everywhere, you just have to find them. I'll show you a few tricks in this video. For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog BERT STEPHANI (www.bertstephani.com) is a professional photographer based in Belgium

short fragment from "war photographer" documentary about james nachtwey

As MTV's cameras film the reality show Bam's Unholy Union, Bam Margera plays Playboy photographer for a day with his gorgeous future wife Missy Rothstein. See much more Celebrity Photogrpaher at http://www.playboy.com

Almost 100 years old, Lester Hayes was a pioneer of Abstract Photography. He took photographs of ordinary things, using a sheet of mylar plastic shimmering in the breeze, to produce stunning images, and he did it all with the brand new Kodak Instamatic. Kodak awarded his ingenuity with a major one man exhibition in New York City, but became disinchanted when Hayes discovered a tiny flaw in the camera that ultimately contributed to its demise.

Army photographer corporal Adrian Harlen talks about his expierenced in afghanistan

KRAAINEM, BELGIUM - As a professional photographer in Belgium, I often have to improvise and make the most of the conditions. In this video I'll show you some leftovers from episode 1 & 2. For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog BERT STEPHANI (www.bertstephani.com) is a professional photographer based in Belgium.

VILVOORDE, BELGIUM - I believe that a professional photographer needs to do some personal work from time to time to stay fresh and keep learning. This time I gathered some friends/fellow photographers to help me out with an idea I had for a photo competition about the environment. My concept was to make a shot of a guy jogging in 2020. For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog BERT STEPHANI (www.bertstephani.com) is a professional photographer based in Belgium.

Regarded as one of the best working photographers in the world, David LaChapelle is known for taking images of popular culture and twisting then into a surreal fantasies. This profile follows LaChapelle as he shoots Alicia Keyes for Vogue, works on a Vanity Fair assignment with Elton John, and recalls backstage stories about his most iconic photographs. With a mission to "Make Life Creative," Ovation TV is a multiplatform network focused on entertaining, inspiring and engaging the artist in all of us by offering original and acquired programming focused on art, culture and personal creativity. The network is distributed via cable, satellite and telco, and is complemented with its popular broadband website (www.OvationTV.com).

VILVOORDE, BELGIUM - I believe that a professional photographer needs to do some personal work from time to time to stay fresh and keep learning. After we finished the pictures in the "2020" series, we were joined by pro model Sylvianne for some fun and improvisation. We tried out some different lighting setups. For me as a professional photographer these experiments are very valuable. For more info and to see the pictures in better quality, please visit www.bertstephani.com/blog BERT STEPHANI (www.bertstephani.com) is a professional photographer based in Belgium.

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Winogrand street photographer one of the best! IN THE STREET PICTURES of the early sixties Winogrand began to develop two pictorial strategies that he found suggested in certain pictures in Frank's The Americans. The first of these related to unexplored possibilities of the wide-angle lens on the hand camera. The conventional conception of the wide-angle lens saw it as a tool that included more of the potential subject from a given vantage point; most photographers would not use it unless their backs were literally against the wall. Winogrand learned to use it as a way of including what he wanted from a closer vantage point, from which he could photograph an entire pedestrian (for example) from a distance at which we normally focus only on faces. From this intimate distance the shoes of the subject are seen from above, its face straight-on, or even a little from below, and the whole of the figure is drawn with an unfamiliar, unsettling complexity. Winogrand was uninterested in making pictures that he knew would succeed, and one might guess that in the last twenty years of his life, excepting his commercial work, he never made an exposure that he was confident would satisfy him. The most widely quoted summation of his position is surely his remark that he photographed in order to see what the things that interested him looked like as photographs. Like many of Winogrand's epigrams, this one seemed designed to infuriate the guardians of conventional photographic wisdom. On the surface it would seem to mean precisely the opposite of what Edward Weston meant when he said he wished to previsualize his finished print in every detail and tonality before he released the shutter. It should be noted however that Winogrand's remark defines a motive and Weston's a goal. It should also be understood that Weston defines a goal which, once attained, would be useless. An artist of Weston's restless, vaulting ambition could not have kept himself amused by manufacturing perfect replicas of pictures that were already perfectly finished in his head, and that could not reward him with surprise, or the thrill of success after doubt. Weston's statement and Winogrand's express a shared fascination, central to the work of each, in the difference between photographs and the world they describe, and in the possibility that the former may nevertheless, if good enough, tell us something important about the latter.

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This is old Czechoslovakia cartoon movie from famous artist Zdenek Miler.

The man and his art. originaly from 1998 VH1 Fashion Awards. This guy inspired me to get out and take pictures of beautiful women with huge hugs. http://www.sebastiandooris.com

As a sports photographer for Getty Images, Harry How has worked most of the major events in sports: Super Bowl, the Masters, Olympics, and playoffs of every other sport. In Part 1 of our visit with Harry, we hear how he began and listen to some sound advice on getting started in the biz. The nitty-gritty on What's in HIS Camera Bag, comes in Part 2 and 3 shortly. You don't want to miss those! It's the real deal. Go to http://photoinduced.com for more photo info.

Visited Neil Zlozower at his studio in Hollywood in September 08. He talks about his upcoming portraits, 'Fxxx You: Rock&Roll Portraits', juicy backstage stories and more! 日本では洋楽／楽器系の雑誌でおなじみのロック・フォトグラファー、ニール・ズロウザワー。彼の新しいポートレイト本が間もなく出版されるというので早速、ハリウッドにある彼のスタジオに話を聞きに..（続きはマイスペまで） http://www.myspace.com/satomimusicumentary http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.Net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=105805

Behind the scenes with Heatherette's Richie Rich, Traver Rains and Photographer Justin Hyte. Video shot and edited by Al Covelli.

A personal tribute to the South African photographer Kevin Carter who killed himself in 1994.

Los Angeles 24 October 2008. Dan Murnan, Patty Baber and Jeff Farrow (aka Jude) harassed me when I took photos at Scientology's Los Angeles complex PAC Base, aka Big Blue.