📷👁️ CAPTURING SOULS 🎭: The CANDID Portraits of IRVING PENN​​ 🧑​✨​

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Discover the fascinating life and work of Irving Penn, the legendary photographer who revolutionized fashion and portraiture in the 20th century. From his iconic Vogue cover images to intimate portraits, Penn left an indelible mark on the world of photography. Explore his creative process, collaborations with renowned artists, and enduring legacy. Dive into the mind of this visual master through captivating anecdotes and an exclusive look at his most significant works. Join us on this journey through the unique life and vision of Irving Penn.
▶ Books:
· Irving Penn: Centennial
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· Flowers
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· Passage: A Work Record
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· Irving Penn
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· Irving Penn: A Career in Photography
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· Irving Penn: Small Trades
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▶ References:
· irvingpenn.org/
· photogpedia.com/irving-penn-quotes/
· photographyandarthistory.wordpress.com/2013/11/18/irving-penn-self-portrait/
· www.artsy.net/artist/irving-penn
· metmuseum.org/art/collection/search?q=Irving+Penn&sortBy=Relevance
· vogue.com/article/irving-penn-met-museum-vogue-archive
▶ Video Resources:
· Irving Penn on Location in Morocco, 1971 from The Met Channel
• Irving Penn on Locatio...
▶ Video Breakdown:
00:29 Intro With Images
03:46 Intro VoiceOver
06:34 Biography
15:18 Paintings Works
17:26 Still Life Works
21:30 Small Trades Works
24:44 Portraits Works
30:50 Fashion Works
35:04 Travel Works
38:03 Final Words
40:44 Credits
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Theme : Until Tomorrow
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Theme : Quiet Place
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Theme : Old Soul
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Theme : Lonesome Journey
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[@Joel_Ulises]

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[@reinhartreuschel5499]

phantastic collection, thank you so much;-))

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@kfffisher]

One of the greatest photographers of our time. Extraordinary vision and skill of the craft. I was fortunate enough to see his gallery exhibit in NYC at the Marlborough Gallery in the early 80's. His platinum prints in person are breathtaking. It was indeed an impactful moment for this young (at the time) photographer. Thanks Joel, Kurt

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hi Kurt! Thanks for sharing your experience about this great photographer!

[@freygallery]

I keep coming back to Penn's work over and over. What inspiriation!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm really glad to hear that you find inspiration in Penn's work too. It means a lot to me that you keep coming back to my videos. Cheers!

[@1young-geezer]

41 minutes and 9 seconds of rapture! He was a photo God! VERY nice coverage of his work, great job Joel. I was just enthralled, he's such a master. I was thrilled to see sooooo many minutes and examples of his gorgeous work. So much gravitas in the frame, such a learning experience here. Not a great painter tho, lol, really had a hard time enjoying even one of those. But MAN could that guy take a picture and create a houseful of grace, emotion, space, light, composition, texture in a click. Thanks ever so much, this video is tour de force Joel.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hey there! 😊 That's awesome to hear! I'm glad you enjoyed the video about Irving Penn . Have a great day, cheers!

[@andreasblohm9173]

Thank you for compiling the work of this great artist.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Andreas, I'm glad you enjoyed the Ernst Haas video. Stay tuned for future videos on this channel. Have an excellent start to the week!

[@robertgordon6362]

God he was good. Good at so many genre for such a long period of time. I have several of his books. I particularly like the small trades book. His retro exhibition in the Grand Palais in Paris in 2017 was exceptional.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Robert, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The truth is, he was a true "MASTER" in his craft. Incredible talent he had. Thanks for sharing your experience at the Paris exhibition. Have a great start to the week!

[@darrelltheriault5793]

I've become a big fan of your videos. The presentations of the works of these photographic masters reveals the genius of these famous photographers and the information on their lives and experience completes the picture. Thanks for your efforts!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Darrell, thank you very much for your kind words. 🙏 It's exciting to think that there are people who appreciate the work I do. It motivates me to continue creating quality content to showcase the work of these great photographers. Have an excellent start to the week! 🙂

[@toddolson7295]

Nicely put together all of the photos narrative and music.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks Todd! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hoagyguitarmichael]

So glad to have seen his work in person and books. Thanks for sharing the paintings. I had never seen them.

[@Joel_Ulises]

My pleasure!

[@lorenschwiderski]

Irving Penn did so much in one life. The artist and arranger, the scientist / chemist, and those portraits of perfection are a class above. This sort of perfectionist of the image would likely have a mental break-down doing street photography. You take the moment the best way you can on the street. There are so many forms of photography and of all which Penn entered into, or even created, as in technics, it is amazing to master so many.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@davidcarlsonphoto]

Thank you so much!

[@Joel_Ulises]

My pleasure! 🙂

[@harlhequim]

Massive Congratulations for curating , creating and posting the lifework of Photography's finests. I suggest some names for consideration in future videos, HORST P. HORST, CRISTINA GARCIA RODERO, KARL BLOSSFELDT, SERGE LUTENS. THKS

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hey there! 😊 Thanks a bunch for your kind words and for sharing that insight! I really appreciate you taking the time to give me some feedback.

[@harlhequim]

@@Joel_Ulises thks to your efforts, young photographers can be introduced to the works of the ones who started it all. Watching your Irving Penn episode, I thought of Horst because, before Penn, he introduced the art concept to the covers of Vogue (famously portrayed in the corset Madonna wears in her Vogue video, which is taken from one of Horst pictures). Also thought of Karl Blossfeldt, a unique photographer who showed, like no other the concept of high design and architecture within nature. Also Cristina Garcia Rodero, a spaniard whose images of the religions traditions and rites in Spain, and elsewhere, are nothing but breathtaking. And to add to the mix, Floria Sigismundi, a video/movie director who is truly pushing the envelope with her photographs. Ricardo

[@CRJines]

Nice work

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@yeohi]

Well-done video. My only gripe is the misleading title. Where are the candid portraits? I only saw very carefully posed portraits, which are Penn's thing. The film clip from Morocco was enlightening.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a nice day!

[@theboofin]

Yeah, he is famous for being very laboured over his shots, spending ages on just one pose.

[@manuels2266]

Il più grande fotografo al mondo è solo 1. Mr Penn

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SylvainDuford]

Excellent as always. these are starting to run a little long though. I think 20 minutes would be optimal.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Sylvian! Honestly, it still seems like a short amount of time to me! Maybe it's because I love photography and prefer to watch something that enriches me culturally rather than "tele-trash." Anyway, thanks for the suggestion!

[@yeohi]

Each viewer has their own attention span and interest.

[@sharvo6]

I appreciate and enjoy this content. But is this TikTok? We do we need fake schmutz as if it's an old movie reel? It's distracting to me when I'm looking at such gorgeous images.

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hello Sharvo! Thank you for watching, commenting, and providing feedback on the vintage camera effect. Currently, if you check the latest videos, I am no longer using that mentioned effect. Have a great day!

[@sharvo6]

@@Joel_Ulises Thanks for your update. I just found you a few days ago so I'm slowly working through. I know I'll appreciate the change.

[@danerlea7318]

What about Bert Stern?

[@Joel_Ulises]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@emmarose715]

Overall, a really good video. However, when the segment "Who was Irving Penn" starts you show a picture of someone who was trying to copy Penn's style and fell short. It is not Irving Penn. For some reason this photo is widely circulated on the web as a Penn self portrait. It is not. Having worked for him for a couple years I know what he looked like. There's a lot of disinformation out there!

[@Joel_Ulises]

Hi Emma! Thank you for the information you shared about the photo not being a self-portrait of Irving Penn. I looked in many places, and they said it was him. I had my doubts, and I see I was right. Thanks for pointing that out! Best regards!

[@Bearhawk58]

!!!

[@Joel_Ulises]

???

[@Bearhawk58]

It is a positive comment. @@Joel_Ulises

[@Joel_Ulises]

Ahhh Ok, cheers!