TokyoLand

I have a big archive project going on these days. It’s time consuming, but occasionally I stumble across some gems in my own archive, my own slices of history. Like these two images above, of Slobodan Milosevic and Franjo Tudjman.

A little radio pice on BBC radio 4 about Henri cartier Bresson and his work in the former Soviet Union, with interviews with Martine Franck and David Hurn. Listen to it here, only 3 days left to hear it….
BBC writes: Mark Haworth-Booth tells the story of the French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson’s journey to the Soviet [...]

Bruce Gilden describes his favourite shot, one of Japanese Yakuza. Gilden’s book ‘Go’ is still by far, along with Pinkhassov’s beautiful ‘Sightwalk’, the best of the photo books on Tokyo by a Western photographer.

Jason Eskenazi talks about his Wonderland book project here, on American radio….make a cup of tea, get some oatcakes and cheese, and listen, it’s 4.5 minutes long…and you can also see some images from the book.

Here’s an interesting read…..

Japan Exposures…..about Japanese photography.
The 37th Frame…..remember when you used to get that extra frame. Dinnae get that now with these flash cards huh ? Modern life has no 37th frame.