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Leonard Freed @ c/o Berlin
I've already given my thoughts on the old Royal Post Office that is now the c/o Berlin gallery, and they are still the same.
The Leonard Freed photography exhibition was perhaps the best i have seen. If you can pick up the book "Worldview" it is worth it. Both encompass his entire life's work and he died shortly before its first showing in Switzerland 2007. He consistently found the elements of shift in the societies he explored. The exhibition (and book for that matter) really took the time to expose his process of thinking. Showing you rolls of contact sheets, such as the one shown here, his candidates for printing and the one he eventually decided on. This lets the viewer see the patience required and what he was thinking as he moved his frame of view while filling the roll. It was really a treat that I will remember and reference in many ways.
Leonard Freed @ c/o Berlin
I've already given my thoughts on the old Royal Post Office that is now the c/o Berlin gallery, and they are still the same.
The Leonard Freed photography exhibition was perhaps the best i have seen. If you can pick up the book "Worldview" it is worth it. Both encompass his entire life's work and he died shortly before its first showing in Switzerland 2007. He consistently found the elements of shift in the societies he explored. The exhibition (and book for that matter) really took the time to expose his process of thinking. Showing you rolls of contact sheets, such as the one shown here, his candidates for printing and the one he eventually decided on. This lets the viewer see the patience required and what he was thinking as he moved his frame of view while filling the roll. It was really a treat that I will remember and reference in many ways.