Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Picturing New York, Photographs from the Museum of Modern Art exhibition

Photo from the Oct. 9 Memefactory at NYU - people get turned into WeeGees.

for more:

whateweknowsofar.com/memefactory

I love the contrast between these two groups.

Taken during the second Granville Street photowalk, An Ode to Weegee.

Polaroid hi def 200 auto

After the standing ovation (you know, for me) he gave me the thumbs up!

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Tortoise shell Butter fly:

Back garden,balmedie, Scotland.

Taken By, Gary Donald

Camera: Sony 4.1 Cyber-shot

Anna Neighbor

Wind Challenge 3 Artist

Application Slide #2

"Soft Kill"

MDF, Mirror, Weegee Photo

12" x 3" x 6"

2009

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Lighting:580ex with Straw tint gel triggered by STE-2

Braughan Morrison.

I recreated some of Weegee's photographs for my photography class in 2005. I'm going to redo this one sometime, 'cause it was my favourite out of all of them, but it wasn't all that good.

Old WCS mark. Whenever I get my computer back I'll fix the mark to the one that's on all my other pictures.

Plastic

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Puuproto 2014

WeeGee talo

Liukurituolin on suunnitellut Leena Palsanen

Toteutus: Jaakko Hallenberg, Merja Jaatinen ja Roni Strömmer

catalog p. 77, Kathe Burkhart, "Eat Shit" from the Liz Taylor series (after Weegee) 1985

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Photo by Benjamin Jarosch

Self-portrait, Multiple Image, about 1965

During his later career, Weegee used prisms and multiple exposures to experiment with 'distortions'. In this intense self-portrait, the camera conceals the photographer's right eye, but his repeated left eye and the camera's lens confront the viewer. The Nikon camera in his hands was a recent model.

[Photographer's Gallery]

From the The Camera Exposed (July 2016 to March 2017)

weegee and piccolo. freaking gachapons, so cool!