Lynn Saville MyFIVE

[@almostgreen9498]

It is unfair that someone who is such a great photographer is so articulate and insightful as well! Thanks for this.

[@TheCritHouse]

My pleasure! I'm lucky to be able to talk to so many great people.

[@sonofoneintheuniverse]

Another wonderful guest... 😊

[@TheCritHouse]

The best! Thank you

[@simonbnyc]

Thank you for this. I love Lynn's work (her monograph "Night/Shift" is magnificent) and her 5 selections are sublime.

[@TheCritHouse]

You're very welcome!

[@Lelandphotography]

I never noticed the crosses in that Moonrise over Hernandez, I never thought of zooming in. I enjoyed hearing her talk. Thanks. Enjoying your channel.

[@TheCritHouse]

Leland, it was a while before I saw them as well. That's when I started to recognize the brilliance of the image. Otherwise it's just a landscape - a lovely one, but nothing special, if not for the crosses.

[@Lelandphotography]

interesting. even seeing the crosses now i dont think they make that picture to me. i like space so seeing the moon and the white cloud wisping over a small lil town makes it for me. i have a picture i took ( back of the hollywood sign , LA in the distance) hanging in my guest bathroom, eveyone says they love it, my best picture ever, it's their favorite picture i took, to me its good but not my favorite. beauty is in the eye of the beholder@@TheCritHouse

[@zoltanpuskas4722]

Another good one! I was not familiar with Lynn Saville, but I'm intrigued by her style. The Julius Schulman image looks eerily like the house of Harry Bosch from the series "Bosch".

[@TheCritHouse]

I didn't watch Bosch, but it's very likely that it was influenced by the Schulman image, which is well known in the architectural photography world.