I've been a horrible poster recently; mostly it is because work has gotten extraordinarily busy that I haven't had a spare moment. Great stuff on the horizon!
In the meantime, very important that I go see the Cartier-Bresson exhibit at the MoMA on Sunday. I need to find a bit of inspiration (and I'm going straight to the greatest) as I have had a total standstill with my personal project. I've noticed sometimes time away is good to gain a fresh eye with your own work, but mostly I just feel like a bum! So this will be a good jump start I think--as a photographer friend said recently, "[Cartier-Bresson's] work is the kind I look at and think, what am I doing??"
Here are a couple I cannot wait to see:
Photo Credits: all Henri Cartier-Bresson; Titled From Top: New York, New York, Coronation of King George VI, London. Note on the first image via MoMA: The arrival of a boat carrying refugees from Europe reunites a mother and son who had been separated throughout the war.
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I love Cartier-Bresson! I can't wait to see this exhibition. You are motivating me to pull out my copy of "Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Early Work" from MoMA's 1987 exhibition so I can get some inspiration of my own.
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