In 2007 an auctioneer bought a box of over 100,000 of Vivian's negatives and unprocessed films. Turns out she was 'one of greatest street photographers of her day' and never bothered to tell anyone.
Unbelievable. Amazing. Sad. Inspiring.
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Showing posts with label documentary. Show all posts
Feb 7, 2011
Vivian Maier
Vivian Maier died at 83 in 2009. In her spare time she liked to walk the streets and take photos but she didn't really go on about it so it was basically a secret.
In 2007 an auctioneer bought a box of over 100,000 of Vivian's negatives and unprocessed films. Turns out she was 'one of greatest street photographers of her day' and never bothered to tell anyone.
Unbelievable. Amazing. Sad. Inspiring.
In 2007 an auctioneer bought a box of over 100,000 of Vivian's negatives and unprocessed films. Turns out she was 'one of greatest street photographers of her day' and never bothered to tell anyone.
Unbelievable. Amazing. Sad. Inspiring.
Jan 29, 2011
Friends in Film
Super-lifelong-amiga Sorcha O’Beirne was Production Manager on Billy & Chuck, a short film by Lee Cronin. The screening is at the end of next month but judging on the trailer, it’s going to be awesome:
And a fine gentleman by the name of Gary White was Producer of this very short but very good documentary called Dogfight about the now extinct Salthill Airshow (Galway, Ireland):
My claim to fame is that Billy & Chuck might feature some of my Dad’s military gear, which was lent to the prop department. Hee hee.
And a fine gentleman by the name of Gary White was Producer of this very short but very good documentary called Dogfight about the now extinct Salthill Airshow (Galway, Ireland):
My claim to fame is that Billy & Chuck might feature some of my Dad’s military gear, which was lent to the prop department. Hee hee.
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