Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/02/14
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Mark Rutledge wrote: > > Nathan, > I don't find his work too thrilling either. But remembering art school, I > think he was credited w/ > moving "serious" fine art photography from exclusively b/w to include color. > He is often grouped w/ Meyerowitz for style and subject matter. At the time > I think his work was considered groundbreaking, but now perhaps it's > difficult to see that. > Anyway, just thought I'd chime in(got to put that art stuff to some use!) > Mark Rutledge > markrut@ticnet.com Oh you mean the guy who did that shot of the trike in the driveway? I saw a show of his dye transfers and I was never the same since. Effected my photographer friend the same way. Whose turn is it now to get discovered by the Czar? John Szarkowski Or is he pushing up daisies? I know he's retired. He can be long dead for all I know I still won't be happy till I get a pat on the shoulder from JS. An Aperture monograph would have to do but those are probably dead too! Mark Rabiner Influence of no influence I like the way he writes about photography: Looking at Photographs.