2011/11/03

Photographing the Photographer


Who photographs the photographer?



André Kertész, Self-portrait, 1927





Hippolyte Bayard, Autoportrait en noyé/Self Portrait as a Drowned Man, 1840



Ilse Bing, Self portrait with staccato, NY, 1967



Ilse Bing, Self-Portrait in Mirrors, 1931



Wally Elenbaas - Autoportrait, 1938



Man Ray, Self-Portrait



Diane Arbus, Self-portrait, 1945



Vivian Maier, Self-portrait with mirror



Vivian Maier, Untitled, Self Portrait with Multiple Reflections, 1953



Irving Penn, Self-portrait



Ralph Eugene Meatyard, Self Portrait



Ré Soupault, Self Portrait, 1939 Tunis



Willy Ronis - Self-portrait with flash, 1951



Robert Doisneau, Self Portrait



Helmut Newton, Self-portrait, Lenox Hill Hospital, New York City, 1973
(click for original-version - nsfw)



Édouard Boubat, Self-portrait with his muse and first wife, Lella



Immogen Cunningham, Self-portrait



Andreas Feininger: Self-Portrait, 1941



Cecil Beaton, Self-Portrait



Robert Mapplethorpe, Self-portrait as devil, 1985



Jeanloup Sieff, Self-portrait, 1995



Nan Goldin, Self-portrait on the train (Boston - New Haven) 1997



Andy Warhol, Self-portrait



William Eggleston, Self-Portrait in a Photo Booth, ca. 1975



William Eggleston with his camera (photographer unknown)



Berenice Abbott (by Hank O’Neal, NYC, 1979)



Ernst Haas (by Dan Budnick, 1964)



Ernst Haas (photographer unknown)



Alfred Stieglitz (photographer unknown)



Alfred Stieglitz Photographing on a Bridge, ca. 1905 (photographer unknown)



Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1947 (by Arnold Newman)



W. Eugene Smith (photographer unknown)



Ralph Gibson (photographer unknown)

Note: "pnotographer unknown" means, the person who took the picture
is curently unknown to me. But I'll continue my research and will add lacking
credits to this post, as soon as I find them. If you know any of the missing
sources, please don't hesitate to let me know.






5 comments:

  1. Who photographs the photographer? Only the shadow knows . . .
    Great post. Thank you!

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  2. I love these so much! Thank you so much for posting.

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  3. It's really fascinating to see the different variations on the same subject here: who included their camera, who used a mirror, what objects or scenery were included, their clothing (or lack of), whether they're staring back at the viewer or elsewhere, etc.

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  4. the man who took this images is awesome atunbi

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  5. the man who took this images is awesome atunbi

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