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After speaking with Sam Haskins son yesterday, my curiosity was piqued about his fathers work so I took time last evening to watch/listen to this lecture Ludwig did about his fathers life and photography career. It is lengthy but I have to admit it captured my attention, I learned a great deal and I just couldn’t stop listening! For any aspiring photographer, photography lover, Sam Haskins fan, this lecture is a must listen/watch.(I know the word ‘lecture’ may sound dull to some but trust me this is far from it!) Lx
An in depth talk about photographer Sam Haskins by his son Ludwig, part of the #picbod series held at Coventry University.
This is an enhanced podcast with chapter marks and slides from the talk plus images added especially for this podcast.
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ps: iTunes is the preferred way to view this talk as it gives optimal image quality, easy access to chapters and can be synced to your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV
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Cover of a 1966 Sébastien Japrisot novel
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Poster Art: Georgii & Vladimir Stenberg/Soviet Russia edition (click on individual posters for hi-res/film info).
“Our primary device is [photo]montage…[but] we do not neglect Construction. Ours are eye-catching posters which, one might say, are designed to shock. We deal with the material in a free manner… disregarding actual proportions…turning figures upside-down; in short, we employ everything that can make a busy passerby stop in their tracks.”
-Vladimir Stenberg (1928)
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Bat Girl, c. 1960s
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