Robert Frank: You can capture life, but you can’t control it

[ericperlberg]

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The April 2008 issue of Vanity Fair online has an interview with Robert Frank:

Robert Frank's Unsentimental Journey

[rob_x2004]

Thanks.

 

Its a chuckle too.

[roguewave]

Eric, thanks for this link.

[k_g_wolf ✝]

Thanks from me too for this link ! What a wonderful article.

 

... some teasers ? Here we go:

>>There are too many images. Too many cameras.

We are all being watched.

 

... photography isn´t an art any more.

Maybe it never was.<<

 

R. F. photography surely was.

 

 

 

 

Best

[chris_livsey]

Thanks so much for the pointer.

Very thought provoking. I went straight to the shelf and looked at my copy of "The Americans" again. I will print that article and keep it in the book.

 

I just picked up a copy of Camera Work - Anthology. One of the joys is reading the pencil notes and loose leaf insertions left by an anonymous previous owner. I hope one day my insertion gives joy to another owner.

[Arif]

Very nice! I enjoyed reading this very much. Thank you for the link.

Arif

[octo]

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The April 2008 issue of Vanity Fair online has an interview with Robert Frank:

Robert Frank's Unsentimental Journey

 

Thanks for the heads-up; not only was the article interesting but I could forward it to a photographer friend who has just had to put 2 signed R. Franck's for sale, very reluctantly.