Visions and Images: Elliott Erwitt, 1981

[@marksummers5504]

I still believe his work is every bit as good as Bresson’s. He has the ability to tell a story like no other in each photograph. My hero

[@KawakebAstra]

Thanks . . Loved this interview .. love legendary Elliot Erwitt 💛😎💛👑💫..so real, human, sweet & authentic .. his work shows it.. (IMAO black & white captures the essence without distraction ,)

[@richardsimms251]

His work is so good. Thank you. RS. Canada

[@TAFL666]

Very nice to see a real person actually thinking about what is beeing said. Very informative movie. Thank you.

[@asheeshkchopra]

What a wonderful gem for anybody interested in understanding the approach of masters. My takeaway - EE was not encumbered by intellectualising and adding meaning to the photographs rather content with making photos instinctively. That is such a simple yet enjoyable approach …encourages me to do the same. 😊

[@PiotrekZiolkowskiPhotographer]

Another thing. Erwitt just like Winogrand seems amused by some of these questions. Personal Identity? Larger Statements? Themes? - "I just take pictures..."

[@yonniesimon5847]

Love the little intro with the photos and music. And then getting to hear from some of the most prolific photographers of the 20th century.

[@anthonytella4176]

Elliots wit, humor, and compassion for the human condition is just superb.

[@mehediehab]

Thank you for sharing your archive.

[@dfg1999]

I like how he's as witty as his pictures

[@ELaughlinTA]

He's great, I love his sense of humor: so dry! Here complete lack of recognition just amplified it that much more. I feel like the interview didn't do him justice.

[@PiotrekZiolkowskiPhotographer]

06:35 there are self portraits... of yourself - Thank you Barbarelee for clarifying this often misunderstood concept.

[@myblueandme]

When smoking in the TV studio was cool.

[@chickenitsa]

Wow, he doesn't want to be there . . . and I don't blame him. It feels more like an interrogation than an interview.

[@spinittweeks3246]

Love him, appalled by her. Thank god for his humour.... and immense talent.

[@Yarbols]

i love these. she interviews many shooters, and ironically doesn't seem to get it.

[@AutPen38]

For someone known to make comedic images, he doesn't strike me as outrageously funny. An interesting, if downbeat interview. Thanks for sharing.

[@liverpix]

Cause he's a photographer, not a comedian.

[@Zecamilleo]

Being funny doesn't mean you need to be a clow.

[@Bob-Horse]

I wish we could go back to a simpler life!

[@johnandkathleenodonnell4130]

Who is she?

[@lisaostrowski1516]

My favorite... and so unpretentious.

[@maxpin63]

He is Dry like unused toiletpaper.... i think. Brilliant Photographer ........ thanks!

[@thehealthpotions]

A FUCKIN LEGEND

[@Phalces]

Mind numbingly boring interview. Elliott Erwitt is one of the handful of greatest photographers in the world but as a speaker he ain't no Orson Welles!

[@ChocloManx]

'meese' :D

[@doubleletter]

Brilliant response

[@MrKikoboy]

who was this woman blowing to be able to disinterestedly interview all these artists?

[@jsshayes1]

+MrKikoboy She is terrible...

[@yonniesimon5847]

Interviewers who are actually interested in their guests don't do as well. Take Johnny carson and dick cavett for example. Dick liked his guests and was deeply interested in them. Johnny not so much. But which name is recognized by more?