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> Magnum Blog Update: Early Magnum
>
> 2007.07.17 13:26:55
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> http://blog.magnumphotos.com/2007/07/early_magnum.html
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> As the festivities around Magnum's 60th birthday and the famously
> passionate AGM in New York City are over, Inge Bondi, who worked for
Magnum
> for 20 years, looks back at the early years of the agency.
>
> By Inge Bondi:
>
> When I was hired by Magnum Photos in New York at the beginning of 1950 as
a
> researcher/secretary, Magnum was just two and half years old, having been
> established in New York and Paris in May 1947.
>
> The name conjured up pictures of glamour, but in fact its creation had
been
> an act of desperation: working conditions had changed.
>
> Robert Capa, a Hungarian, had already been acclaimed as the most daring
and
> brilliant of war photographers for his coverage of the Spanish Civil War
in
> the thirties. He and George Rodger, an Englishman, had covered World War
II
> for LIFE and other magazines. George had chased the enemy across Africa
> from East to West and had walked ahead of it out of Burma into India.
>
> Henri Cartier-Bresson had been a French prisoner of war in German hands,
> had worked with the French Underground after escaping, and had been given
a
> post-war retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1946.
> David Seymour, a Pole known as as Chim, had been a much-published
> photographer before the war, and a great friend of Capa?s and
> Cartier-Bresson?s in Paris. He had spent the war years in the U.S. Army
> interpreting aerial reconnaissance photographs.
>
> William Vandivert, the American, had worked for LIFE before and during the
> war. He stayed only a year with Magnum.
>
> The original Magnum photographers were all in their mid thirties and
> experienced in working independently in the field. With peace the
> magazines, especially in the US, began expanding their activities, hiring
> younger photographers on staff . Quite naturally, editorial emphasis
> shifted to the interests of the troops coming home and the daily routine
of
> newly united families.
>
> Stories from far-off lands had to be beyond the scope of the magazine
staff
> photographers. The small international group that created Magnum felt that
> tectonic changes would soon be creating a changed world, and they wanted
to
> report on them.
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Club members were treated to a great night last Monday when Rob
Plenter ( recently returned fron Denver , USA ) and Branko Turk jointly
judged the Monthly Print Competition. As serious Black and White
Printmakers they passed on their knowledge and opinions on members
images.   Now all we need is for both of them to resume their own
printing and again enter our competitions.  We look forward to their
entries in the upcoming Exhibition in August , 2007 .

Starting at 7.30 PM we will again have a practical session.
   Members should bring along some toned prints that can be ' hand
coloured ' during the evening.
   Derwent color pencils , Texta or pental pens , water colour tubes and
small brushes , cotton buds etc.  anything goes come along and learn.

  Anyone with samples or information on this subject please bring in
your info.

Magnum Blog: The Myth RevisitedMAGNUM FILM AT THE MELBOURNE FILM FESTIVAL IN
JULY.

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Magnum film at the Melbourrne Film Festival in July

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The Myth Revisited
By Reiner Holzemer

Magnum in Motion, a traveling festival with films by and about Magnum
photographers as well as several essays by the agency's multimedia division, is
moving on from Guadalajara to Thessaloníki, Istanbul, New York and Melbourne. It
began its worldwide tour at the Berlinale Film Festival in February where it
opened with the documentary "Magnum Photos: The Changing of a Myth." The film
maker, Reiner Holzemer, shares his experience of revisiting his 10-year-old
documentary in the company of Magnum photographers.

Robert Capa shooting film during the Spanish Civil War in October 1938. Gerda
Taro.

I arrived in Berlin Friday afternoon. In the evening, my film ?Magnum Photos:
The Changing of a Myth? was going to be shown at the Berlin Film Festival 2007.
I expected no big event, no big movie theatre and no crowds because the film is
almost 10 years old. The only advantages that I saw in this late screening were
an invitation to Berlin, a nice hotel room and a festival pass, which would give
me access to free tickets.

I was not nervous at all when I entered the Berlinale International Film
Festival office. Caroline Walke, the assistant for the special screenings
series, said ?Hello, good to see you! I have great news. The screening tonight
is sold out and all the Magnum photographers, who are in town, will come to see
the show. Elliott Erwitt is here, Dennis Stock, Martine Franck, Thomas Höpker,
Raymond Depardon (the Oscar winner!) and Donovan Wylie. Your film will be the
opening of the Magnum in Motion series.? Now I became nervous, when I left the
office.

I remembered the pressure that I felt when I was shooting the film in 1998 and
the sickness that came along with the long editing process.

Continue reading 'The Myth Revisited'

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Published on the Magnum Blog on March 30, 2007

© 2007 Magnum Photos and the authors. All rights reserved.
Duplication of any material without author's consent and attribution is
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Hello all,
This Olympus gear is from the same woman.
This is real quality gear. Be quick with your best offer.

Olympus OM-2 System. All in Outstanding condition.

OM-2n Camera with original leather case

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Olympus 1 - 13 Focusing screen

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Cokin 397 Pre shaped frame
Cokin 84 Diffuser 2
Cokin 27 Warm 81B filter
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All of this gear is in a strong purpose made brief case.

Have you been looking for one of these for a long time, well now you
have found it. The below equipment has been given to me by a woman
that just lost her husband. She will accept any reasonable genuine
offers.

Cheers
Kerry


Bolex K2 movie camera with KERN vario-switar 1:1,9  f8 36mm lens
Excellent condition in original case with manual.

Beaulieu 5008_S movie camera with Schneider - Kreuznach   Beaulieu -
Optivaron 1.4/6 - 70 lens and manual. Excellent condition.

Panasonic  Palmcorder VHS - C movie camera NV-S5  X12 Digital zoom,
one battery only, charger not found as yet. As new.

Canon 814XL Electronic movie camera with Canon zoom lens C-8  7.7 -
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8  7 - 70mm  1 : 1.4 Macro with original leather pouch and manual.
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Excellent condition, camera Very good condition.

Olympus OM-System Zuiko MC Auto-S 1 : 1.4 50mm lens. As new.

I received the following email from a well-known photographer in Brisbane. I
pass it on for your interest. --- Raymond


Hi Raymond,
                     Just took possession of my contributors copy of Silvershotz
magazine. Clive Waring the publisher went to the recent Paris Photo exhibition
held in the Louvre. Here is a quotation from one of the gallery curators for
photography.

"There are no inkjet prints on display. Only B&W gelatine silver, salt,
platinum, carbon, gum bichromate,dye transfer, type C and Ilfochrome
photographs. The galleries being represented indicated that clients have not
been impressed with inkjet and are not willing to part with their money to
purchase them. As a result their intrinsic value is low and so too is their
resale value."

There were 88 exhibitors from 21 countries making up the show. Many of the most
prestigious galleries from Germany, Spain,,France,
Italy,Austria,Belgium,China,South
Korea,Japan,USA,Brittain,Denmark,Finland,Iceland,Norway and Sweden were there so
it was a good cross section.

So I am glad I never decided to go down that road with my fine art. There is
definitely a future with the photographic processes as far as fine art is
concerned.

Andy.


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A gentle reminder........

CAMBERWELL PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKET
Next Sunday morning March 18
8a.m. to 1p.m.

Hope to see you there !!!     Regards,   Raymond








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FOLLOWING IS AN EMAIL I  RECEIVED FROM DR. JEFF ROWE ON PROCESSING WHICH MAY
BE OF INTEREST.



Following our discussion of some time ago on the sodium
bisulfite/sodium metabisulfite question, I contacted Sandy King on his
Pyrocat-HD formula (the staining developer that I prefer) and he has
now changed his formula
(http://unblinkingeye.com/Articles/PCat/pcat.html) to sodium
metabisulfite

Jeff Rowe
__________________
Dr Jeff Rowe
Dept of Chemistry                      Phone: +61 (0)3 9479 2574
La Trobe University                   Fax:  +61 (0)3 9479 1399
Victoria, Australia  3086           Email:  jeff.rowe@...

Begin forwarded message:


   Subject: JPEG on the way out?
   This is from PC World Brief.

   JPEG Photo Format on Its Way Out?

   Microsoft's new HD Photo format offers higher-quality images half the size of
JPEGs, company says.

   Jeremy Kirk, IDG News Service
   Thursday, March 08, 2007 06:00 AM PST


   Microsoft Corp. will soon submit a new photo format to an international
standards organization that it says offers higher quality images with better
compression, the company said on Thursday.

   The format, HD Photo -- recently renamed from Windows Media Photo -- is taking
aim at the JPEG format, a 15-year old technology still widely used in digital
cameras and image applications.

   Both formats take images and use compression to make the file sizes smaller so
more photos can fit on a memory card. During compression, however, the quality
of the photo tends to degrade.

   Microsoft said HD Photo's lightweight algorithm causes less damage to photos
during compression, with higher-quality images that are half the size of JPEG.

   The format can also accommodate "lossless" and "lossy" compression, two
methods of compressing photo data with different effects on image quality.
Microsoft said adjustments can be made to color balance and exposure settings
that won't discard or truncate data that occurs with other bitmap formats.

   Although JPEG is aging, it has been modified to help keep it up to date. The
latest JPEG 2000 format features better image quality while also supporting
lossless and lossy compression. The original JPEG did only lossy.

   Time will tell whether HD Photo can supplant JPEG by gaining the support of
printer, camera and application vendors. But Microsoft is supporting the format
in products such as its Vista and XP OSes and has already gained an important
vendor ally.

   In the next two months, Adobe Systems Inc. and Microsoft will release a
plug-ins for CS3 and CS2 versions of its widely used Photoshop program for
Vista, XP and Apple Inc.'s OS X. Also, Microsoft also has built a HD Photo
Device Porting Kit so hardware manufacturers can support it.



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my kingdom,wices, childresn, camels, cadillacs- this i will give to you
if you can hiik ne up.

needless to say i love the stuff- serious about money or trade, neutron

Kerry: Suggest you register with www.digitaltruth.com   which is an excellent
free photo forum. I joined last week. I was looking through the topics discussed
tonight and remember seeing several references to Rollei film.

Suggest other readers of this also join.     Raymond

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Kerry, you believd the pimply kid at Vanbar...

JJ
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Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 11:47 PM
Subject: [black-white-photography] Rollei film


>I was told by Vanbar that Rollei Retro 100 (ISO 100)is the same film as
> AGFA APX 100 but it certainly does not develop the same. Has anyone
> tried it?
> Kerry
>
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I was told by Vanbar that Rollei Retro 100 (ISO 100)is the same film as
AGFA APX 100 but it certainly does not develop the same. Has anyone
tried it?
Kerry

What is Rollei Retro's speed?  R.

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Hi everyone,
Can anyone give me a development time for Rollei Retro 100 in ID11 or
Rodinal please.

Cheers
Kerry

Leica Gallery Melbourne Photography Award
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Reminder: The closing date for the Leica Gallery Melbourne Photography Award is
February 9, 2007.
For more information - www.leicagallerymelbourne.com





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Hello all,
Next B&W group meeting is Monday 22nd January at 7-30.
Mr Elliot and Mr Bunning will be displaying and talking about some of
our clubs permanent collection.
This will be a great oportunity to see some very old techniques and
some truly amazing images as well as some of Mr Elliot's own stunning
images.

Cheers
Kerry

I made this photo when 2005 New Year began,
Merry Christmas! And. Happy New Year!

www.domusplus.ru  - first page in Russian
http://www.domusplus.ru/pg-id-285.html  - Happy New Year! Photography

domusplus@...
Kirill Khrabrykh

Dear Raymond,

I would dearly love to be involved, but since I am still domiciled
outside
of Australia, it is just not possible. I think it is an excellent
project and
one that everyone should support.

Cheers,

Rob



Raymond wrote:

> Good morning, Bert: I have passed you encouraging message on to
> MelCam Pres. Ross Penny who is co-ordinating. It is good to have
> your support. The direct response to me has been disappointing so
> far. Perhaps a day could be set aside in January. Certainly a task
> committee needs to be formed to get this rolling. Your thoughts
> would be welcome.
>
> Raymond   03 9571 1282


Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com

Good morning, Bert: I have passed you encouraging message on to MelCam Pres.
Ross Penny who is co-ordinating. It is good to have your support. The direct
response to me has been disappointing so far. Perhaps a day could be set aside
in January. Certainly a task committee needs to be formed to get this rolling.
Your thoughts would be welcome.

Raymond   03 9571 1282

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HI Raymond,
I am personally supportive of your "A Day In The Australian Drought"
concept.
  Have you had much response on it yet? Have you taken it up with any of
the State camera Club bodies yet?
We could also extend it to the members of the Australian Photographic
Society, about 1700 in numbers, some of which are also members of camera
clubs in Australia.
Please feel free to get back to me to discuss it in more detail.

Bert Hoveling
President
Australian Photographic Society
(03) 9879 6306; 0419 118 610


>>> "Raymond Copley" <raycop@...> 04/12/06 12:00 PM >>>
I hope the Club can get behind the concept of "A Day In The Australian
Drought" with a view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps
even a book.

I think such a book could become an important historical record relating
to the current drought and national water crisis.

I suggest consideration be given to enlisting the support of camera
clubs around Australia to record the Drought in their States and
regions. Also enlisting the active support of Commonwealth and State
governments and instrumentalities, and agricultural and regional
municipal organisations.

What do other members think ???

Raymond



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I made this photo in summer 2006, when we went to Prague. This City
have many beautiful facades, but haven't the experience of comfort.

www.domusplus.ru  - first page in Russian
http://www.domusplus.ru/pg-id-283.html - Moscow Facade in English

Kirill Khrabrykh

Hi Narelle,
Ross was approached by the organiser of this event and announced it at
last Thursday's meeting and subsequently published the details in the
last electronic newsletter.

Kim

On 05/12/06, Narelle Sizer <N_Sizer@...> wrote:
> Hello Raymond - Brilliant!
> where did you hear of this idea?  Is there an official website?
>
> Are you addressing the next MCC Meeting so all Members can hear of this
opportunity?  There will be a great crowd a the EOY Awards/Social.
>
> when are you taking prints - what size, etc?
>
> It is fantastic to see other members of (B&W) MCC getting behind worthwhile
causes and promoting photographic opportunities for our Members!
>
> I look forward to your next update on "A Day In The Australian Drought" with a
view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps even a book.
>
> Good on you Raymond!
> regards,
> Narelle
>
> N_Sizer@...
>
>
>
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> I hope the Club can get behind the concept of "A Day In The Australian
Drought" with a view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps even a
book.
>
> I think such a book could become an important historical record relating to
the current drought and national water crisis.
>
> I suggest consideration be given to enlisting the support of camera clubs
around Australia to record the Drought in their States and regions. Also
enlisting the active support of Commonwealth and State governments and
instrumentalities, and agricultural and regional municipal organisations.
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> What do other members think ???
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Hello Raymond - Brilliant!
where did you hear of this idea?  Is there an official website?

Are you addressing the next MCC Meeting so all Members can hear of this
opportunity?  There will be a great crowd a the EOY Awards/Social.

when are you taking prints - what size, etc?

It is fantastic to see other members of (B&W) MCC getting behind worthwhile
causes and promoting photographic opportunities for our Members!

I look forward to your next update on "A Day In The Australian Drought" with a
view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps even a book.

Good on you Raymond!
regards,
Narelle

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Posted by: "Raymond Copley" raycop@...   raymond_copley
Sun Dec 3, 2006 6:18 pm (PST)
I hope the Club can get behind the concept of "A Day In The Australian Drought"
with a view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps even a book.

I think such a book could become an important historical record relating to the
current drought and national water crisis.

I suggest consideration be given to enlisting the support of camera clubs around
Australia to record the Drought in their States and regions. Also enlisting the
active support of Commonwealth and State governments and instrumentalities, and
agricultural and regional municipal organisations.

What do other members think ???

Raymond

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I hope the Club can get behind the concept of "A Day In The Australian Drought"
with a view to mounting a major national exhibition, perhaps even a book.

I think such a book could become an important historical record relating to the
current drought and national water crisis.

I suggest consideration be given to enlisting the support of camera clubs around
Australia to record the Drought in their States and regions. Also enlisting the
active support of Commonwealth and State governments and instrumentalities, and
agricultural and regional municipal organisations.

What do other members think ???

Raymond



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Greetings Sarah,  Its great news , may I ask :-   WHERE ?  &  When
?  ........    Cheers At 22/11/2006, you wrote:

>Hello All,
>Hopefully some of you remember me! I did the beginner course and then was
>active at the club for a couple of years, but time has flown since. I am
>having my first solo exhibition and wanted to invite all who may be interested.
>
>Regards,
>Sarah Lausberg
>
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Hello All,
I heard that the details didn't come through last time, so here thay are:
Gallery at Dancing Dog Cafe
Cnr Albert and Raleigh Sts Footscray
Opening 6-8pm Sat 2nd Dec
Then up until Xmas - open seven days a week 8-4pm.

Sarah

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Novosibirsk is beautiful city. I love Novosibirsk. That city in
winter period.
This is Cadets. Russia, Novosibirsk, November 2006.
Kirill Khrabrykh

www.domusplus.ru  - first page in Russian
http://www.domusplus.ru/index-lang-eng.html - first page in English

http://www.domusplus.ru/pg-id-281.html - Cadets

hi, laura. good fortune on your exhibit. you didn't mention where it is- i am
near milw. wi. so if its nearby let me know. you must be excited and
congratulations on what i am sure was a lot of hard work - but happy work.
neutron

Sarah Lausberg <slausberg@...> wrote:          Hello All,
Hopefully some of you remember me! I did the beginner course and then was active
at the club for a couple of years, but time has flown since. I am having my
first solo exhibition and wanted to invite all who may be interested.

Regards,
Sarah Lausberg

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