On a Lighter Note (Maybe)
All I will say is this: I was truly touched by this video. And I wonder how many works of genius are hidden away in storage facilities across the US.
posted by Kirsten Miller at 9:28 PM
Monday, January 10, 2011
All I will say is this: I was truly touched by this video. And I wonder how many works of genius are hidden away in storage facilities across the US.
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12 Comments:
This really is amazing!!!
How incredibly beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Wow that's awesome that's all I will say
Those pictures are so beautiful. She sounds like an amazing woman.
Amazing work, it is sad that he was only a few days late.
Too bad she wasn't famous when she was alive D: But that was amazing! Thanks for sharing!
WOW!
the video wouldn't play :(
what was it about?
Search Vivian Meyers
Look for the amateur photographer who died in 2008 before her photos became known
I'm impressed, both by the dedication needed to find, process, preserve, and archive this huge body of work and by the pictures themselves.
If you've ever spent time in a dark room with a weird orange light, a creaky timer, huge negatives, and the joys of shaking developer tanks, you've missed out on something. But only a little.
And those Rolleiflex cameras give big negatives, and I've got an abiding affection for the tonal range of classic black and white films, but the big factor in photographic success is the photographer. What a great eye for great shots.
I've got shutterbug envy.
Robert in San Diego
Wow that's amazing! I think it would be worth the drive to see it! My father would love it too! Just the other day we pulled down all his photos from his AP and news years! It's amazing finding hidden treasures! Such as one of the pictures was of Andy Warhol that he had taken! Those pictures are amazing!
That was one of the most amazing things ever!!!
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