#91: Chic Street

4/10/2020

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France, 2012 / Pentax K20D; Sigma 17-70mm; 1/60 sec; f/5.6; ISO 100

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#37: Street Contemplation

12/27/2019

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France, 2012 / Pentax K20D; Pentax 80-320mm; 1/160 sec; f/5.6; ISO 160

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#27: Art de la Rue

12/14/2019

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France, 2012 / Pentax K20D; Sigma 17-70mm; 1/400 sec; f/5.6; ISO 100

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#5: The Thirty-Ninth Door

11/23/2019

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An old wooden door in monochrome in semi-shadow

France, 2007 / Praktica BC3; Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50mm; Ilford Delta 100

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Imago Diem

It's Latin for 'image of the day'. Randomly selected images from my eclectic archive. Depicting whatever from wherever until whenever since November 2019. This is a sister site to the more static telltaleimages.com

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All photographic images are copyright © Gary Hill 1984-2020. All rights reserved. Not in public domain. If you wish to use my work for anything other than legal 'fair use' (i.e., non-profit educational or scholarly research, or critique purposes, with proper attribution) please contact me for permission first. I don't bite!

Inspiration

Jim Mortram
To my mind, probably the finest documentary photographer
working in the UK today. Except he doesn't do this for a living; all the people whose lives he chronicles are known to him personally. Strikingly honest photography.

Bert Hardy
British documentary and news photographer who had a gift for capturing the gritty streets and no-frill lives of people living in the poorest districts of post-war Britain.

Ara Güler
The respected Armenian-Turkish documentary and portrait photographer, who denied photography was an art form, travelled the world photographing celebrities. But his monochrome images depicting the working class people of mid-20th century Istanbul are the images that stand out for me.

Jane Bown
British newspaper photographer who photographed many ordinary folk, but mainly famous people, especially those associated with the arts. For many years she used only a simple camera, an Olympus OM1, a standard 50mm lens and available light.