This is one of Garry Winogrand’s contributions to the Kansas Album - a book of photographs commissioned by the Kansas Banker’s Association in 1977.
Mike Mandel, The Baseball Photographer Trading Cards, 1975.
Check out the link above for more cards from the set on Mike Mandel’s Flickr page.
"And I like danger too because I need to get my adrenaline going sometimes so I like to go where it’s not totally right or welcome. It just makes me think, okay, good, I’m definitely pushing it. If it’s too easy, well, then it’s too easy, right? I did Cuba and I went right into Castro’s army. My mantra was “shoot till they say no.” Just to see what would happen. I shot the whole crowd and I got closer and I shot them and they kind of looked at me and I go, “No one said no.” Ended up I was this close and I kept shooting and no one said no. No fear, right? Sometimes you gotta shoot like it could be your last shot."
— Michael Jang, from an interview on Wired’s Raw File
She’s got some lovely photos shot with her iPhone, which she calls the “new polaroid”.
Vivan Maier - Her Discovered Work.
“Vivian’s work was discovered at an auction here in Chicago where she lived for 50 years but was originally a native to France. Her discovered work includes over 40,000 mostly medium format negatives. ”
Help John Maloof find a good home for this amazing collection.
