Garry Winogrand - Color Twin Palms 2023 Photo Book Flick through

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“We have not loved life.” Winogrand made the photographs in this book in defiance of this self-appraisal. A loving spirit charges and elevates picture after picture, riding an emotional circuit that sweeps from empathy to affection to outright elation, extending across two decades of work made mostly in broad daylight, on the street, on the road, at the beach, in color.
Garry Winogrand is known primarily for his spontaneous and energetic street photography in black-and-white. What is lesser known is that Winogrand also shot more than 45,000 color slides between the early 1950s and late 1960s. These photographs were often taken between assignments, when the photographer, working on his own, developed and refined an approach to his medium that was increasingly open, independent, and radical. He routinely photographed with two cameras strapped around his neck, one loaded with color film, the other with black and white.
Winogrand Color presents 150 photographs selected from the archives at the Center for Creative Photography by the American film director, Michael Almereyda and former Museum of Modern Art curator, Susan Kismaric. It is the first monograph dedicated to the artist's rarely seen color work.
All work copyright of artist and publisher.

[@justinkingery2489]

Wow. I wasn't too curious about this book until now. I've ordered a copy. Thank you for exposing us to these beautiful books!

[@photobookguy1380]

Glad you liked it, it's a good overview of Winogrand's style.

[@iloveweezer69]

love winogrand

[@photobookguy1380]

I have been disappointed with a couple of his books, but this is a beauty. There is a few photos I'm not sure I would have picked, given the huge number to pick from, but it's nicely sequenced by theme. Too many beach shots perhaps?

[@ianhh23]

Beautiful

[@RichardSilvius]

Thank you for sharing. You turned the pages at a really comfortable pace.

[@photobookguy1380]

Thanks, I am never sure quite how fast to go through a book. If it is a huge one I usually speed up and vice versa. You can click the cog icon under the videos to adjust the speed yourself if a video is too quick or slow for your liking. Thanks for watching!

[@gobgobcachoo]

I got this book in the mail this week. My pages and dust cover is just fine fwiw. The reproduction is amazing. The best book pickup for me this year.

[@photobookguy1380]

The print quality is great, fantastic colour depth.

[@spoken2]

just purchased today

[@photobookguy1380]

I have found the Winogrand books very hit and miss, but this is very nicely done by Twin Palms.

[@graingatsby]

I am curious who that person is 5:05 While these are wonderful images of Garry Winogrand’s work he didn’t curate these images together, I’d be curious as who was all involved in the process. Edit: it is a self-portrait.

[@photobookguy1380]

Anyone else got a copy? The copy I got had 2 pages that were not cut as the corner was folded inside the page. The dust jacket will get damaged too as it is too big for the book - the flaps go all the way back to the spine.

[@angeloyap]

I really dont get the difference between Winogrand pics or any other street photos and just a casual snapshot taken by any amateur. Sure the exposure and colors are good but anybody can learn to do that or do it in lightroom. Ive seen him in documentaries and he seems to not care about compositions at all and just spontaneously shoot.