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Shot over 9 years, No Saints Here is a documentary about Halloween in Chicago, inspired by the work of Arthur "Weegee" Fellig.
24 pages, 5.25x8 inches.
Black and white Xerox print.
Edition of 75, hand numbered.
You can grab your copy on our Store
Puuproto 2014
WeeGee talo
Kotilovalaisimen on suunnitellut Michael Kuusela
Toteutus: Maaka Ruokanen ja Marko Piispa
Copyright Anna@marriagephoto.co.uk - thank you for the use!
Professional shot of me playing silly sods as a 1940s pressman. I have since worked out how to lock that viewfinder so I don't have to hold it in such an awkward fashion.
Lighting: Canon 580ex handheld, triggered by STE2. Inspired by the images of Weegee and Jude Law's character in Road To Perdition.
The Royale brunch place on Kings Highway in St. Louishas a great old art deco bar, just like the one at our bar here in the hood, WeeGee's Lounge.
Photo Exhibit of the work of legendary photographer Weegee, born Usher Fellig. From the Jean Pigozzi collection.
My homage to/imitation of Philippe Halsman's 1961 portrait of Weegee.
I came across the picture in "Halsman Portraits", and in the text Halsman mentioned how Weegee only used one light, so he decided to use one light for his portrait of Weegee. That made it a lot easier to try and imitate! I didn't quite get it - for one thing, not enough light on the background - but I think it's not bad for a first stab. It would have been a lot easier if it weren't a self-portrait!
Sadly, the original picture does not seem to be anywhere on the net for you to see, but if you find "Halsman Portraits" (McGraw-Hill, 1983) it's picture #78.
Ottawa, 2007.7.8.-
"A quick capture of Kelly S. Shinkaruk, the vocal of an Ottawa local band FIGHT!FIGHT!FIGHT!, as she just receives the payroll(the while envelope in her hand) for their performance at Ottawa Bluesfest." - Photo by Kurt Xiaoyi Tang, kurtxiaoyitang@kinoarcades.com
for strobist: a single strobe set at 1/16 output off shoe camera, high contrast in a Wee-Gee kinda style.
WeeGee, Tapiola, Espoo, Finland – 3rd phase
Two of the four construction phases in Ruusuvuori’s original design were carried out as he designed them. The first phase was completed in 1964 and the second was completed on the western side in 1966. Ruusuvuori was also chosen to design the third phase (or the head office) in the beginning of the 1970s. However, the new owner of the company demanded that the same office be responsible for both the design and construction of the expansion due to financial reasons. Ruusuvuori did not agree to this. Therefore, full responsibility for the third phase was assigned to the engineering office Bertel Ekengren, which did not continue Ruusuvuori’s architecture based on structural units. Consequently, Ruusuvuori fully dissociated himself from the “engineering part” of construction. The fourth phase was never fulfilled according to the original plan.
Post Stabbing in front of toy store on Queen St. West- a bloody pile of discarded costumes. toys look disturbed © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com '09 , Hallowe'en , Toronto
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
Shot over 9 years, No Saints Here is a documentary about Halloween in Chicago, inspired by the work of Arthur "Weegee" Fellig.
24 pages, 5.25x8 inches.
Black and white Xerox print.
Edition of 75, hand numbered.
You can grab your copy on our Store