Ernst Haas

[@honeywoodpilot]

An absolute master in capturing the moment, always perfect exposure. A true master of time and motion in b/w or color. No wonder he was one of the first Magnum Photographers. What a tremendous eye for the potential of a moment or scene. You must remember no autofocusing, or vibration stability, or in camera light meter. ASA/ISO from 15 ASA early Kodachrome to 400 ASA (unless pushed to 1600 ASA) for Tri-X. He used early Leica camera because the only options available were 2 1/4 x 2 1/4, or 4x5 handheld cameras with the same limitations and much heavier kit weight with less rapid exposure capabilities. And then there's the darkroom!

[@bongoloony]

These videos must take a whole lot of time and effort to compile. Thanks for taking the trouble, this is such a deep dive into the work of Haas who is one of the true greats and probably my favourite photographer of all time. Time well spent watching, many thanks.

[@robvanbooren7108]

Great work! Thank you very much.

[@malemyr2]

Thank you for your time, passion, and sensitivity ❤❤

[@linjicakonikon7666]

My favorite photographer. He could photograph anything and was adept at both black and white and color. Unmatched eye.

[@StefanoFoligno]

che Dio ti benedica! non finirei mai di ringraziarti per questo dono.

[@danielsigg8405]

Thanks so much for putting this together! This is nothing short of amazing. Absolutely stunning imaginery. Ernst Haas was truly an extraordinary photographer, and definitely my favorite photographer of all time. What a treat, and so inspirational.

[@derronius]

This is the most inspirational photography video I've ever seen. Nothing but gratitude for your effort to put this together.

[@sputumtube]

I have to agree. The wide spectrum of his work is breath-taking. It seems there's no genre in which he wasn't an expert. Glad to have seen this.

[@jamesnicol3831]

a painter in a hurry and one of the best in b&w and color ever and forever. helped make photography a serious art form

[@rock-time6427]

THX for your WORK. There are NO words less for such EMOTIONS. Greetings from Switzerland

[@Chum_chumi]

Thanks deeply for putting this together. 🙏🏽

[@금강산-t8t]

I have been lost in momeries through his great photos. Thank you very much for your gift.

[@chrisloomis1489]

It is so lovely like a song of Life in Light. I consider my TLR's my M's and the others , Little Thieves of " Light and Moments " ... Yes. Beautiful session this is. Treasure.

[@kerrinnaude2777]

Absolute overload. I can't anymore. Timing, framing, depth of field, tints, spot metering, so much soul. What an awake guy. Incredible.

[@stevensakic4342]

Ernest Haas, Karsh, and Ansel Adams,, inspired me to study photography at the University, Masters of Photography and their creativity.

[@MarcS4R]

what an incredible body of work .

[@afrenchfryeinparis]

I’m extremely grateful for this video, thanks so much. 🙏 Haas is my favorite photographer and I’ve never seen so many of his images in one place like this. I’m surprised at how many nature & wildlife shots he took; I was mostly familiar with his street work. This was a real treat, thank you!

[@Nephelangelo]

Really excellent compilation. I’m going to have to look for an Ernst Haas book now.

[@Hirsutechin]

A tremendous body of work and a real visual treat. Excellent!

[@nizarjiwan6970]

What a treat - a meditation, Eye Candy - every possible depth, breadth and skill that a photographer with an inner eye and a large heart can create this meditative journey. Thank you for an hour long stress relief and a joyful experience. Anyone who aspires to become a photographic artist must watch this.

[@anglodutch8321]

What an incredible body of work. Thanks for this video.

[@oliviercautres8869]

Merci pour cette extraordinaire compilation, une des plus grandes leçons de photographie que l’on puisse prendre. Un maître de la photographie qui pouvait transformer le monde qui l’entourait en œuvre d’art pour toujours. Encore merci d’offrir cette heure . Quel travail !

[@JuriNesterov]

An amazing journey into the magical world around us. Thanks to the poet of color and abstract forms. Starting with post-war Europe and ending with "The Creation of the World". After looking at yourself, you become different, and you carry harmony and peace in your heart. Thank you very much for this opportunity!

[@fuhirees]

Breathtaking photography❤

[@johnfarley4201]

WONDERFUL LOVE. RESPECT.

[@adamcook5940]

I found this very moving, thank you x

[@OwenEDell]

This is a fantastic compilation. What a talent he was!

[@ЮрийБелов-я1й]

The Best!!!

[@chrisloomis1489]

This is so inspiring , deep and beautiful. I am a Pro Photographer who can use much improvement in flash photography , but here in the Light , and texture shadow movement , in the warmth of a huge city or the expanse of the South West US , in Tibet , in Old Europe , and deeply in again Light and nature , the capture of the moment , even if waiting for that Street composition ... Ernst Haas shows us his beautiful touch , vision and love , the love of light of life of all of it. This is so deeply inspiring to me. Thank You Sir. 🙏🏻 an American . 🇺🇸

[@Jarillaartmusic-jt7qu]

Thank you so much for this, truly inspiring! I will return to this over and over.

[@howardtowler6146]

So much feeling in every photo

[@johnmalkowic693]

What a treat !!! Thank you for this hour of relaxation and beauty

[@on-streetphotography366]

Fantastic pictures. Great Collection. Luke it very much. Thank you!

[@user-vr3ly2vd8j]

A true master at capturing the decisive moment.

[@anastasiafua]

I’m a big fan of ernst haas thank you for sharing this!

[@65WZ]

From the work of Ernst Haas displayed in this video, I think he is the closest photographer I could understand. If I was fortunate enough to be at the same places he's been, I would probably be able to see what he saw. Whoever is working on & managing this channel, thank you.

[@dian970]

Thank you! Could watch this many times over.

[@bobmitchel664]

WoW!!!! Thank you for this. Ernst Haas is one of my very favorite photographers. This is awesome!

[@johnjacob7287]

Fantastic.. thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

[@Korsaro1]

Great Photograph und fantastic compilation. Thanks, Grazie, Vielen Dank

[@tsuijoyce9741]

Great Photographer !

[@byrondarcy4964]

Absolutely Brilliant. Very enjoyable to watch!

[@chrisloomis1489]

SILENT NIGHT ...how fitting deep personal , as we see the Life of this World ...we are given to cherish and love , to share. Beautiful Sir ... I thank you . Thank You 🙏🏻 ♥

[@davidhogan-o3x]

Sublime work - poetically dramatic - wonder-ful ! suntreader uk

[@KohtarohZushi]

Oh my god. So beautiful.

[@dgapp76]

Just amazing. Reminds me of Fan Ho with a slightly different eye for composition. These are the things that motivate me to explore this craft.

[@kusnadikusnadi7782]

Thank You 🥰😍

[@erwinfriedrich7569]

Just incredible

[@kryss1000]

Thank you very much.

[@ansgarbook712]

a wonderfull masterpiece this video

[@bondgabebond4907]

One thing I like about his photos is that he includes people. I was a video there were no people. It was rather bland, photos anyone could take. I did a stint in photojournalism in the military and the primary subject, besides military aircraft, were the people. Catching them at the right moment is priceless. It tells us to halt and look longer at a photo.

[@StefanoFoligno]

grazie di cuore!!

[@moisemahano5057]

Nothing but Respect thank you.

[@TimGreig]

Ernst Haas: More talent in one photo than 1000s of current "street photographers".

[@victoriahaas9364]

Thank you for saying such a beautiful thing about my dad’s work

[@roxen533]

just amazing how artistic a man cab be?!!!

[@jnparesa]

I am so greatly impressed by these photos. I feel like I shot toss my camera's our the window and take up paining.

[@rkellermusic]

Inspirational ❤❤

[@JuanGamero]

Que maravilla de video...

[@georgescanvas]

As an artist I found this video gallery very relaxing to experience. The musical accompaniment provokes a reflective or contemplative mood.. Ernst Haas created some stunning images.

[@bobsyeruncle4841]

a master of the craft

[@neilc4544]

An absolute genius‼️

[@rpmorrisjr]

Unfortunately the solitude of the experience was interrupted by background noise of some kind throughout a large portion of the latter half of the video.

[@royhobbs785]

Haas a true artist! You have his name misspelled

[@greatphotographers]

fixed, sorry... and thanks for the feedback!

[@MrKermitt71]

At 20mn 58s what is that music ? It's awesome ! Thanks

[@shankarvk922]

Incredible

[@kisskrit]

❤❤❤ Love photo

[@kisskrit]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hammouaitbrahim2162]

Thanks

[@Sphicks1919]

Perfection

[@sofiad9775]

I cant taking anymore

[@Johnny-te4rv]

Bring Kodachrome back. Digital and E100 can’t cut it.

[@cameraman655]

I hear ya…Sadly not a chance in hell, that Kodak (or what’s left) will ever entertain that notion. While I was a committed K64 and K25 shooter, but by the late 80s, the labs that were processing K14 films were shutting down and the wait times were unbearable. I switched to Fujichrome in 1990 when Velvia (50) was introduced. I occasionally will dust off an old F1 from my newspaper days and pop in a roll of Velvia just to stay sharp, honestly as much as I love mirrorless digital (Fuji shooter), it is just too easy, I need that challenge that only slide film can give. Ernst, Harry, Fred and Alex were all major influences in my photographic journey.

[@eladtall]

E100 is unbelivable

[@Surinboy60]

Absolutely Kodachrome 25 & 64 were amazing films when it came to clarity & sharpness nothing compared. When printing from the transparencies using Cibrachrome also nothing compared.

[@bodrugmaria9179]

what a legend!

[@gennaro.di.iorio_photography]

Grande fotografo, uno dei miei preferiti, grazie per la condivisione. Sono tutte foto che trovi online?

[@greatphotographers]

Yes, you can find all of them online.

[@casperwilliams6393]

thanks so much it's spendid "great"

[@Allan-kb6bb]

Great.

[@fif-film]

beauty

[@erwinflohr9704]

My compliments

[@SecretMotorsport]

Please do Harry Gruyaert

[@greatphotographers]

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[@krzysztofwielikaniec2812]

👍👍👍

[@michaellakey3565]

He turns up the color... so?

[@naturegood515]

gimme a Leica and I'll be a Haas too... 😅😅😅

[@K7.2023]

you dont need a Leica!

[@Ggr524]

3:05

[@conchscooter]

549 likes on 18,000 views.

[@fredlada1634]

Changed of style his whole career, sometimes copying others, ended up with no style at all. His pure landscapes plants and flowers are so generic, definitely not inspiring

[@jeffboxill1278]

Who exactly did he copy? Lol

[@johntravena119]

He was a seeker, always experimenting. He could’ve continued to take the same perfect pictures but it probably bored him. Yes, not all of them are memorable but some of them are stunning. The photo of the anemone in the rain with one of its petals twisted is a masterpiece. Have you taken even five photographs everyone will remember? I’m quite sure I haven’t.

[@T.fellaman]

As original as an artist could be. I would think others might be compared to him.

[@rebours]

His late work is definitely dissapointing :/

[@yeohi]

Yes, and Mike Tyson was a real softy in the ring. Changing styles is good. Haas was versatile.

[@richardsimms251]

Incredible