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505,532 Views • Jun 25, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
www.saulleiterfoundation.org/
www.innogreathurry.com/
Interviews referenced:
• Saul Leiter in Conversation with Vinc...
• Part 1 - Lecture by Saul Leiter: New ... (Part 1 of 5)
Books referenced:
www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/36491516
Ted Forbes video on Saul Leiter (anchors):
• Saul Leiter
00:00 Intro
01:07 Influences
05:18 Parameters of Style
08:51 Photowalk: Midtown Rain
11:16 Photowalk: TTC Subway
15:07 Photowalk: Winter Festival
23:53 Final Comparison
Views : 505,532
Genre: Howto & Style
Date of upload: Jun 25, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.982 (73/16,312 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-21T20:20:18.573924Z
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YouTube Comments - 563 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
The sole fact that this video took months to come to life speaks loudly about the effort you put in. Well done Sir.
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This is what YouTube content should be, but rarely is. Your channel is able to be both informative and meaningful, and that's a huge feat of talent
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I'm not a photographer, but I watched till the end like my life depended on it!
While I was staying dry and cosy under the blanket, you went out there, shot in different conditions, and brought up all these brilliant ideas. Impressive work, and I loved the quoted interview in the end, as a conclusion. ❤
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When you mentioned how much he utilized winter conditions I expected you to end it there and advise we give that a try. The next thing I know you’re waiting 2 months till winter to actually demonstrate using Sol Leiter’s techniques in winter - RESPECT 👏👏👏
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You have done a masterful job with Saul Leiter, capturing both style and technique. The atmosphere of colors, frames, and reflections is reminiscent of the master you are attempting to emulate. I think this is one of your best efforts in imitative photography.
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Your analysis of the elements of his work is eye-opening. Thank you so much for this video! ❤
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Out of all of the photos, the most intriguing one for me was the top-down shot during winter of the woman and the walker. The minimalist use of empty space was quite captivating. ❤
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Always love these videos man. So much work and intent goes into each one. Thank you!
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One of the only channel notifications i actually look forward too. Something about trying to recreate the work of these greats feels so thrilling!!
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Bravo. Leiter is my favorite photographer. But I seem to be overwhelmed when i think of trying to do something similar. But, your concentrating on anchor and abstract, red and yellow, negative space and nostalgia is a smart way to start. Your commentary, stories and photos are an inspiration. Looking forward to the next rainy day.
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Yet another excellent video. I love the way you break down the work of key artists, and fuel us with the inspiration to further explore our own creativity.
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Such an inspiring piece of work! I really appreciate the time and effort you obviously put into the the planning and execution of this video. Definitely my kind of photography channel 👌🙌🙌👏
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Just discovered your channel and this great series of videos, what a fantastic way to discover great photographers' work and see how you put their style to test in practice! Cannot imagine the amount of work behind this video, thanks a lot!
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Thanks. Such a moving video ... the music suits the melancholy and mood of Leiter's work. I was fortunate to view 4 prints in person at Milwaukee Art Museum, which produced Leiter's first solo museum exhibition in 2006, 'Canopy' among them. What a thrill. I lived in NYC for 20 years, recognized the street corner, but was unprepared for its matter of fact gravity. The figures were rendered so precisely, it could have been any snowstorm anywhere anytime, but it was that moment in 1958, a perfect timelessness.
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Your videos are excellent! They are a fantastic way to educate photographers. Sometimes photography content can be difficult to relate to, but you do such an impressive job at breaking down the artists core features.
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Thank you so much for introducing me to Saul Leiter! I am a photographer and will admit, I don't follow much if any photographer outside of one - Jim Brandenburg. I've loved Wolves since I was young. He is a master at that. But he's also someone that didn't take conventional shots. Which attracted me even more.
Now, this is something that is more MY style. I look forward to learning more about Mr. Leiter. And becoming more of one to go into oblivion. 😉
Your winter shots from above got me emotional. Made me a little homesick for Chicago. Some of the best winters I've ever experienced. I also think you did a fantastic job with your "imitation" shots. Oh and great editing in regards to this video!!!
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Great job on these! I really enjoy your deconstruction of photographic approaches. Thanks for all the work you put in.
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Very nice, thank you. Retired 70 year old here, photo hobbyist in the 70's and 80's, was going to pick up a camera again, but digital menus turn me off. I will check your other videos out, thanks again!
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I appreciate the care that went into the making of this video. Very inspirational!
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@lomeroger4101
10 months ago
Finally, after many years, I was able to find a channel that doesn't show a kid right out of the diapers, repeating street photography rules that were said decades ago, showing off their latest gear but not one single useful word about art. Thank you so much for giving quality references and presenting these artists with the respect they deserve. I hope it serves as a true inspiration to newcomer photographers and that it teaches them to look at the images that are everywhere instead of keep looking at their gear.
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