Podcast appearances and mentions of Douglas Kirkland

Much of Dan's current creative output can be found at https://shifter.media/ His YouTube films are at https://www.youtube.com/@DANIELMILNOR505 Listen to his podcasts, including his "Dispatches" series of interviews with creatives at https://soundcloud.com/shiftermedia   Some of the photographers that were mentioned in our conversation: Jim Nachtwey, Sebastião Salgado, Anthony Suau ("Beyond the Fall"), W. Eugene Smith, Maggie Steber ("Dancing on Fire"), Mark Henle, Michael Ging, Alessandro Cinque, Glen Wexler, Douglas Kirkland, William Claxton, Jim Marshall, Annie Leibovitz and Herman Leonard.   Some of the organizations doing documentary work: Magnum, VII Agency, Agence VU, Noor (Amsterdam), CatchLight (Bay Area)   AG23 (https://www.ag23mag.com/) and some of the contributors that were discussed: Zoe Sadokierski, Frank Jackson, Jan Butchofsky and Hannah Kozak   Theme song "Timeless" from Mike Gutterman at mikegutterman.bandcamp.com   Get in touch with Sunny 16 at sunny16presents@gmail.com   The show on IG: @musicandphotographypodcast The show on Twitter: @musicnphotopod  

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Douglas Kirkland on vain julkkiskuvaaja. Hän kuvasi maailman ikonisimpia naisia, ja sen takia hänen valokuviaan esitellään nyt museoissa. Douglas Kirkland: Coco & Marilyn -näyttely 20.12. asti, K1-tilassa, Suomen valokuvataiteen museossa Helsingissä. valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi

Photographs of Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland are among the best known images taken by Douglas Kirkland over his long career. Six decades of Douglas' images feature in a new documentary, That Click, at the DocEdge international film festival this month. It's director is Luca Severi.

"Photo Action per Torino"Guido Harariwww.photoactionpertorino.orgSuperati il lockdown e la prima fase dell'emergenza Covid-19, purtroppo permangono o emergono problematiche di lungo periodo. U.G.I. Onlus e Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino le stanno affrontando con la creazione di un Fondo Straordinario Covid-19.Da oggi fino al 21 maggio “Photo Action per Torino”, il progetto ideato dai fotografi Guido Harari e Paolo Ranzani insieme a Wall Of Sound Gallery, vuol essere una “chiamata alle arti” per contribuire alla creazione del Fondo Straordinario Covid-19.All'appello hanno aderito più di 100 fotografi italiani e internazionali che a titolo gratuito hanno messo a disposizione del progetto una loro immagine che verrà stampata in un'edizione proposta per l'occasione alla cifra di 100 Euro.Si tratta di fotografie classiche e inedite, rese disponibili per la prima volta in una “collezione” esclusiva per “Photo Action per Torino” che include:- grandi icone del XX° secolo (Marilyn Monroe di Douglas Kirkland, David Bowie di Masayoshi Sukita, Salvador Dalì di Mimmo Dabbrescia, Maria Callas di Gianni Greguoli)- musica (Bruce Springsteen di Frank Stefanko, Eddie Vedder di Danny Clinch, Patti Smithe Robert Mapplethorpe di Norman Seeff, John Coltrane di Joe Alper, Ezio Bosso di Roberto Serra, Lucio Battisti di Gered Mankowitz, Mick Jagger di Robert Whitaker, Fabrizio De André di Luca Greguoli, Lou Reed e Laurie Anderson di Guido Harari, Pino Daniele di Cesare Monti, Lucio Dalla di Carlo Massarini, Liam Gallagher di Alessio Pizzicannella)- spettacolo (Federico Fellini di Franco Bellomo, Massimo Troisi e Pino Daniele di Luciano Viti, Robert De Niro di Adolfo Franzò, Johnny Depp di Maurizio Galimberti, Vittorio Gassman di Claudio Porcarelli, Tilda Swinton di Fabio Lovino, Hanna Schygulla di Fulvia Farassino, Luca Zingaretti di Marina Alessi, il teatro di Lelli e Masotti)- cultura (Eduardo De Filippo e Carmelo Bene di Angelo Turetta, Mario Rigoni Stern di Bruno Murialdo, Irvine Welsh di Alessandro Albert)- reportage e travel (Uliano Lucas, Paola Agosti, Francesco Radino, Franco Pagetti, Eric Meola, Cristina Arrigoni, Franco Carlisi, Paolo Verzone, Renzo Chiesa, Roger Corona, Enzo Obiso, Anna Rosati, Vittore Buzzi, Matteo Fantolini, Marco Turatti, Annalisa Vandelli, Valentina Tamborra, architettura industriale di Gabriele Basilico, vita rurale di Mario Giacomelli, tradizioni religiose di Mario LaPorta, il circo di Mauro Raffini, il subcomandante Marcos di Maki Galimberti)- moda (immagini di famose campagne internazionali e ricerche personali di Art Kane, Franco Turcati, Toni Thorimbert, Paolo Ranzani)- arte (Lello Esposito di Riccardo Piccirillo)- ricerca (nudi d'autore di Franco Fontana, Settimio Benedusi e Gabriele Rigon, scomposizioni fotografiche di Joe Oppedisano, reinvenzioni di celebri opere d'arte di Mauro Balletti, meditazioni visive di Simone Bramante, Oberto Gili, Piero Gemelli, Carlo Orsi, Maurizio Beucci, Maria Vittoria Backhaus, Sophie-Anne Herin, Bart Herreman, Peter Andrewartha, Efrem Raimondi, Laila Pozzo, Ottavio Maledusi).Un'opportunità unica per acquisire opere di grandi autori italiani e internazionali ad un prezzo speciale per sostenere insieme un progetto a scopo benefico.Durante le due settimane dell'iniziativa, da sabato 9 maggio un'intensa attività sulla pagina Instagram di “Photo Action per Torino” sarà arricchita da dirette giornaliere in cui Guido Harari e Paolo Ranzani dialogheranno a turno con diversi fotografi del progetto.IN QUALE MODO SI PUÒ DARE UN AIUTO?Accedendo al sito www.photoactionpertorinorino.org entro e solo fino al 21 maggio 2020, si potrà consultare l'archivio delle immagini e scegliere una o più stampe fine art donando 100 Euro ciascuna (più 10 Euro per spese di spedizione).Le stampe saranno realizzate in formato 21x29cm (A4) su Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper da Wall Of Sound Gallery. Saranno in edizione aperta con timbro a secco, certificate con un'apposita etichetta sul retro della stampa ma non firmate né numerate.L'intero ricavato della raccolta fondi “Photo Action per Torino” verrà devoluto a U.G.I. Onlus per il Fondo Straordinario Covid-19.IL FONDO STRAORDINARIO COVID-19Il Fondo Straordinario Covid-19 è destinato a sostenere le famiglie assistite da U.G.I. Onlus la cui situazione economica sia stata aggravata dall'emergenza sanitaria Covid-19 e ad erogare borse di studio per giovani medici impegnati nella unità di crisi Covid-19 della Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino.Il Fondo, che ha una natura straordinaria, erogherà contributi una tantum a famiglie selezionate dal Comitato Assistenza di U.G.I. Onlus su proposta della Assistente Sociale che opera all'interno della Città della Salute con particolare attenzione al reparto di Oncoematologia pediatrica dell'ospedale Infantile Regina Margherita, diretto dalla professoressa Franca Fagioli. Quest'ultima segnalerà eventuali emergenze nell'ambito del team medico a cui destinare una borsa di studio.“PHOTO ACTION PER TORINO”I fotografi che hanno aderito offrendo una loro immagine a titolo gratuito:Paola AGOSTI / Alessandro ALBERT / Joe ALPER / Marina ALESSIAlberto ALIVERTI / Vittoria AMATI / Peter ANDREWARTHACristina ARRIGONI / ALEX ASTEGIANO / Maria Vittoria BACKHAUS / Isabella BALENA / Mauro BALLETTI / Erika BANCHIO Gabriele BASILICO / Franco BELLOMO / Maya BEN FREJ / Settimio BENEDUSI Maurizio BEUCCI / Niccolò BIDDAU / Simone BRAMANTE / Alberto BUZZANCAVittore BUZZI / Luca CACCIAPUOTI / Marianna CAPPELLI / Franco CARLISI Renzo CHIESA / Lorenzo CICCONI MASSI / Roberto CIFARELLI / Danny CLINCH Marco CORBO Roger CORONA Lucia COVI / Mimmo DABBRESCIAEnrico DE LUIGI / Matteo FANTOLINI / Fulvia FARASSINO / Barry FEINSTEIN Franco FONTANA Adolfo FRANZÒ / Ugo GALASSI / Maki GALIMBERTIMaurizio GALIMBERTI Piero GEMELLI / Mario GIACOMELLI / Oberto GILIElena GIVONE / Gianni GREGUOLI / Luca GREGUOLI /Guido HARARI / Sophie Anne HERIN / Bart HERREMAN / Claudio ISGRÒ Raymond JACOBS / Art KANE / Douglas KIRKLAND / COSMO LAERAMario LAPORTA / LELLI e MASOTTI / Cristina LE NOCI / Fabio LOVINOUliano LUCAS / Laura MAJOLINO / Ottavio MALEDUSIGered MANKOWITZ / Carlo MASSARINI / Eric MEOLA Margherita MIRABELLA Cesare MONTI / Bruno MURIALDO / Patrizia MUSSA / Zoltan NAGY / Pino NINFA Enzo OBISO / Joe OPPEDISANO / Carlo ORSI / Franco PAGETTI / Gianni PEZZANIRiccardo PICCIRILLO / Alessio PIZZICANNELLA / Claudio PORCARELLILaila POZZO / Francesco RADINO / Mauro RAFFINI Efrem RAIMONDIPaolo RANZANI / Maurizio REBUZZINI / Ugo RICCIARDI / Gabriele RIGON Patrizia RIVIERA Sylvie ROMIEU / Anna ROSATI / Norman SEEFFRoberto SERRA / Frank STEFANKO / Masayoshi SUKITA / Valentina TAMBORRAAllan TANNENBAUM / Toni THORIMBERT / Marco TURATTI / Franco TURCATI Angelo TURETTA / Annalisa VANDELLI / Paolo VERZONE / Luciano VITIRobert WHITAKER / Mattia ZOPPELLAROLink Ufficiale: www.photoactionpertorino.orgInstagram photoactionpertorinoPer info su “Photo Action per Torino”, sulle stampe in acquistoe per richieste di interviste e foto: info@wallofsoundgallery.comPer info su Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino:Per info su Città della Salute e della Scienza di Torino: www.cittadellasalute.to.itwww.cittadellasalute.to.itAddetto stampa:Addetto stampa: Pierpaolo BerraPierpaolo BerraPer info su U.G.I. ONLUS e i suoi progetti: www.ugi-torino.itIL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.it

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A chat with the incomparable Douglas Kirkland, a monumental photographer and a passionate man, even after more than 50 years of work. The post Douglas Kirkland – That Click #RomaFF14 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Our special guest this episode is legendary photographer Douglas Kirkland. At age 24, he was hired as a staff photographer for Look magazine and became famous for his 1961 photos of Marilyn Monroe. Douglas has photographed some of the most iconic superstars in American popular culture like Audrey Hepburn, Judy Garland, Andy Warhol and many others.He also did the photography for some of the greatest films in movie history like ‘The Sound of Music’, Titanic, Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid and many others.In this interview we chat about his early start in photography, we bound over him getting his first job in my hometown of Richmond VA, working with Marilyn Monroe, his experience at the Michael Jackson ‘Thriller’ video shoot and a whole lot more.This episode was edited by Bradley Nayman This episode was mixed by Mark ByrdBe sure to checkout my other podcast OPP (Other People's Podcast). OPP is America's #1 podcast discovery platform that highlights your favorite podcasters and the amazing shows they created. LISTEN NOW on Apple and Spotify. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Sometimes you just have to shake your head and say, “Wow, it was a good day.”  When you have the opportunity to sit and chat about photography with Keith Carter, Douglas Kirkland and Joyce Tenneson, things can’t be all bad. On today’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast we return to recordings made at B&H OPTIC and Depth of Field Conferences and present segments of our conversations with these three photo legends—and we are not using that word lightly when speaking about these artists.  Unique and prolific in their respective genres, each bring a sense of humility and sincere respect for the artistic process and the medium to which they have given so much. With Keith Carter we compare music, sculpture, and literature to photography and hear of his mother’s early influence on his career. With Douglas Kirkland we also chat family and how a humble upbringing brought him to photography and the glamour of Hollywood. We also find out where and when Doug Kirkland's and Allan Weitz's photo careers intersected.  After a short break, Joyce Tenneson discusses being inspired by surroundings, exploring the inner self through photography, and accepting new challenges. Each of these photographers has created enough, accomplished enough, to rest on laurels, but each is still striving, experimenting, and creating. Like I said, sometimes you just have to say, “Wow.” Join us for this special episode and listen for information about our upcoming B&H Photography Podcast FUJIFILM X-H1 Sweepstakes. For more info on products mentioned in this episode: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera Canon EOS 5DS R DSLR Camera Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens   Guests: Keith Carter, Douglas Kirkland and Joyce Tenneson Photograph © Joyce Tenneson

La settimana della lingua italiana e Douglas Kirkland

He's Photographed Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor & more: An interview with Douglas Kirkland RAWtalk 226 I had the pleasure of sitting down with Douglas and his wife Françoise at their home in Hollywood for an intimate interview. At 83 he's still out and about shooting and doesn't plan on slowing down any time soon. You may not be familiar with him but you've definitely seen his work. He's photographed everyone from Marilyn Monroe to Elizabeth Taylor to the famous photos from the movie Titanic. Freeze Frame Second Cut Kirkland Photo Book http://amzn.to/2vA75g0 With Marilyn: An Evening 1961 http://amzn.to/2vAgTa4 Coco Chanel: Three Weeks 1962 http://amzn.to/2fDe4kv 03:45 - How did you get started and who was your mentor? 05:20 - Printing color early on 05:48 - How Douglas and Francoise met 06:26 - the Kirkland Ménage à trois 06:45 - Why Francoise got into photography 08:52 - What was it like traveling around the world in the 60’s? 10:23 - How was it photographing on movie sets? 11:24 - How did you maintain the rights to all of the negatives? 12:52 - Did you need model releases for celebs? 13:23 - “Never throw anything away!” 14:23 - “There’s still images left to discover…” 15:22 - How the Freeze Frame book came about 17:37 - How the Coco Chanel book was made 20:13 - Relationships are key! 20:45 - Never put out any negative work - “the kills” 22:31 - How Douglas got to photograph Marilyn Monroe 23:30 - How Douglas got to photograph Elizabeth Taylor 27:16 - How difficult was it to shoot with no light back in the day? 28:13 - The jump to digital early on 29:17 - Was there a “rat pack” of photographers you hung out with? 31:16 - The story behind photographing Andy Warhol 32:30 - Staying updated with technology along the way 33:37 - Photography is “a blessing and a curse” 34:32 - What’s photography all about in the end?

For the past 10 years, we've produced one of the best photography-related content in the form ofThe Candid Frame photography podcast. It has featured in-depth and insightful conversations with some of the world's best established and emerging photographers including Mary Ellen Mark, Matthew Jordan Smith, Douglas Kirkland, Reza, Maki Kawakita, Joe McNally and hundreds of others. These conversations have provided insight and inspiration to people who are passionate about photography, whether professional or enthusiast. Regardless of genre, these conversations have provided inisght into what it takes to lead a creative life.  As it enters its 10th year, The Candid Frame continues to be must-listen to those who love photography. By contributing to our Patreon effort, you will be helping to achieve many of our goals including improvements in production quality, expanded content with both our podcast and video channel. Your support will help us to maintain our unique presence in the world of photography and make it an even more valuable resource for you and photographers all over the world. Support The Candid Frame by contributing to our Patreon effort.       

"Dispatches" is an in-depth look at those living artistic lives. Each episode will feature photographs and audio interviews with narrative pioneers who have taken creativity and publishing in their own hands. From artists to authors, photographers to philosophers, Dispatches will reveal the faces and foundations of those who lead the creative way.

Three-time Emmy award winning animation director for The Simpsons, Mark Kirkland, chats with Marie about all the aspects of his career as an artist: drawing, animation, directing, and comedy. He talks about his beginnings drawing with his father, the famous photographer, Douglas Kirkland. About his time as a student learning from legendary Disney animators who worked on films like Bambi, Snow White, and Fantasia. He talks about the start of his career at Hanna-Barbera and how that prepared him for becoming a director on The Simpsons, not long after the show started, while it was still in its first season. Mark shares a lot of what happens behind the scenes to create an episode of The Simpsons, how he sits in on table reads to create new characters, how he's taken acting classes to bring reality to his animations, how he inspires his team, and how he brought in his own instrument as a model for Lisa's saxophone!

This week we're talking about intent. Whether how you shoot, how you practice or what tools you use, intent seems to be directly proportional to outcome. Also, what makes a curator? Does accreditation automatically mean better or more valid or can you just have great taste? Former Look and Life shooter Douglas Kirkland is our Photographer of the Week.

This week we’re talking about intent. Whether how you shoot, how you practice or what tools you use, intent seems to be directly proportional to outcome. Also, what makes a curator? Does accreditation automatically mean better or more valid or can you just have great taste? Former Look and Life shooter Douglas Kirkland is our Photographer of the Week.

Douglas Kirkland has been a staff photographer for Look and Life magazines and has photographed some of the world's most dynamic, controversial and famous personalities including Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol and Judy Garland to name just a few. Recknowned for his work in the entertainment industry, he has also created a diverse body of work for advertsing and fine-art. He is one of the few photographers who can lay claim to the term, "a photographer's photographer". To discover more of his work, visit .You can read an article that I wrote on Douglas Kirkland for Digital Photo Pro Magazine by . Douglas Kirkland recommends the work of . For streaming audio or subscribe to the podcast for free via