
I go out to take a walk. I see something. I take a picture. I take photographs.via Saul Leiter or the art of going unnoticed by Sam Stourdze.
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I go out to take a walk. I see something. I take a picture. I take photographs.via Saul Leiter or the art of going unnoticed by Sam Stourdze.
In my life I constantly heard "You can't do this. You should not do that." Yet I did so many things I was told I couldn't do.via Saul Leiter or the Art of going unnoticed by Sam Stourdze.
I don’t understand how I did what I did.via Saul Leiter: Remembered (*) by Adam Harrison Levy (*).
Yet he found ways to circumvent these restrictions - exploiting the color distortions in outdated film stock and embracing the unpredictable color rendition in emulsions available from some of the smaller manufacturers. His openness to the accidental, and willingness to forgo the photographer's legendary control, are crucial components of Leiter's ethos, anticipating precepts that remained exceptional, even among photography's avante-garde, until the advent of postmodernism in the 1970's.via SAUL LEITER Early Color (*) by Martin Harrison (*).
Saul’s greatest lesson was to believe in yourself and your own way of seeing the world.Tomas admired Saul's:
ability to be himself in his work and in his life.via The Legendary Photographer Who Captured the Softer Side of NYC - Wired (*) by Pete Brook (*).
I like it when one is not certain what one sees, [..] When we do not know why the photographer has taken a picture and when we do not know why we are looking at it, all of a sudden we discover something that we start seeing. I like this confusion.via Saul Leiter obituary (*) by Sean O'Hagan (*).
There are the things that are out in the open and then there are the things that are hidden, and life has more to do, the real world has more to do with what is hidden, maybe. You think?via POSTSCRIPT: SAUL LEITER (1923-2013) (*) by Teju Cole (*).
One of the difficulties of photography (*) is that it is much better at being explicit (*) than at being reticent (*).via POSTSCRIPT: SAUL LEITER (1923-2013) (*) by Teju Cole (*).