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Mrs. Leonora H. Warner and her mother Mrs. George Washington Kavanaugh, are shown at the Metropolitan Opera opening night, New York, 1939. Mrs Kavanaugh is one of the subjects of the famous photograph by Weegee called 'The Critic'. (Photo by Bert Morgan/Getty Images). For information about licensing this image, visit: Getty Images
Bob Parent, 'Weegee and Mel Harris looking at pictures for the Naked Hollywood book', c.1940.
Source: Wikimedia Commons.
© Weegee (Arthur Fellig) / International Center of Photography / Getty Images.
The family droid Weegee in Morgan Katarn's worshop at the Katarn homestead on the planet Sulon.
From Star Wars Jedi Knight Dark Forces II.
Artist name: Weegee
Thing I want to incorporate: I want to have the subject and then the shadows there too.
Frankly, this was the most rewarding match because I killed Weegee at the end for the win and didn't even realize it. GG
Barbara Villet, widow of Grey Villet, chats with ICP Chief Curator Brian Wallis and ICP Director Buzz Hartshorn
Bit of a project for my AS photography exam title which is Evidence Of Human Presence. I was kinda working along a Weegee/Banksy theme for these. Had a lot of fun doing this :D
Visitors are encourgaed to make of the offered recyclable materials their own small docerative pieces and add them to this wall. - At the WeeGee Exhibition Centre in Tapiola (Espoo, Finland)
Weegee exhibit at FoMu in Antwerp.
Read my review of the exhibition: labeauratoire.wordpress.com/2013/01/12/weegee-fomu/
CAMERA: La Grenouille (Polaroid Pathfinder 110A Customized by Option 8)
FILM: Fuji FP-3000B (expired 8/2011)
DATE SHOT: 11/2/2012
The conceptual or narrative division doesn't have to be static, the difficulty of mastering it relies on the fact that the photographer has no control over the action and needs to take fast decisions. Some work can be done later at the digital darkroom, but for a good result the image must be good from the start. On this shot I used a vertical composition, but it's not obvious as you can also find a spontaneous horizontal division of "action zones".
Manuel and Daan again.
A memorial to all those Glaswegians who have earned the country's highest award for valour, the Victoria Cross
At the Weegee Show in Paris.
Also an Alessandra Sanguinetti show.
Too busy to post until I get home at the end of May.
Paris, May 2024
Ukraine UA (Instagram) As a tribute to the people of Ukraine, the MoMA @themuseumofmodernart installed a gallery with the works of artists born in Ukraine. It includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, and prints by Kazimir Malevich, Louise Nevelson, Sonia Delaunay-Terk, Weegee, Janet Sobel, and other artists in the Museum’s collection. The gallery also includes an excerpt from a poem by Ukraine’s famous novelist and poet @serhiy_zhadan, which appears in English and Ukrainian: ”Let’s start with what’s most difficult—with singing and quenching the fires emerging from the night. Let’s start by whispering the names, let’s weave together the vocabulary of death.” “Почнімо з найтяжчого — зі співу й гасіння вогню, який підступає з... View original post via t.me/UkraineArmyForce/36999 #russia #russian #army #military #ukraine #ukrainian #war #worldwar #ww3 #ww #ucraina #russland #russia #militare #guerra #krieg #війни #война #guerre #ukraine #украина #ucrania #україна #Rusia #Росія #Россия #Russie #ukrainearmy
Media preview of "Weegee: Murder Is My Business" and the other Winter 2012 shows: "Magnum Contact Sheets" "The Loving Story: Photographs by Grey Villet" and "Perspectives 2012"
This image was inspired by Dali's collaboration with Weegee (Arthur Fellig) (www.design-is-fine.org/post/109051786424/weegee-arthur-fe...). I used a timer delay to capture a "part of a person" photo of myself, and used a photo editing program to invert the image and then combine it with the original. Although Dali used a mirror in his image, I wanted to create a more continuous look between the two images so I also created a blur along the seam to make it look like one. I converted the photo to black and white and adjusted the highlights and shadows to create the effect I wanted. This photo is an example of balance, and has a number of curves that make it more visually appealing.
I edited this version using Photoshop to make the hair look more realistic and continuous. I used the patch tool, Liquefy, burn, dodge, sharpen, and the paint tool to create this effect. I also whitened the whites of the eyes, and burned/dodged the eyes to make them stand out more. I chose this photo for my portfolio because I felt it was an interesting photo that I spent a lot of time working on.