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After it is gone, the landscape appears — Yutaka Takanashi

In The “Landscape” Appears, an essay written in 1984, Japanese photographer Yutaka Takanashi discusses a haiku by the poet Matsuo Basho, using it as a metaphor for landscape photography. ‘What is up to the photographer to do with the “landscape”‘, Takanashi writes, ‘is to encounter it, destroy it, rebuild it, and then release it.’ Therein lies the pursuit of a new “landscape”, the landscape of the photograph, the landscape of the haiku. One that not only relates an experience, but is an experience. Like Basho’s haiku. Maybe that is what The hill that wasn’t, in the form of a book, is about. I had seen the landscape many times, but it was not until that summer morning that I encountered it. And by photographing it and turning it into this book, I destroyed it, rebuilt it and released it.

77.092.07 --- Fotografen ; 2013 ; Stefan Vanthuyne --- Vanthuyne, Stefan °1978 (?) (°Oostende, België) --- Belgische fotografen --- Fotografie ; zwart-witfotografie --- Fotografen A - Z --- photography [process] --- landschapsfotografie --- Vanthuyne, Stefan

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Fotografe Karin Borghouts fotografeert in publieke ruimtes, liefst mooie architecturale omgevingen, dierentuinen, amusementsparken en musea. Haar voorkeur is duidelijk te zien in dit boekje: we herkennen lege museumvitrines, dierenkooien, terrariums, ...

motion pictures [visual works] --- Architecture --- Photography --- architecture [discipline] --- interior views --- Borghouts, Karin --- Belgium --- 77.092.07 --- Fotografen A - Z --- Exhibitions --- Fotografen ; begin 21ste eeuw ; K. Borhouts --- Borghouts, Karin °1959 (°Kapellen, België) --- Belgische kunstenaars --- Vrouwelijke kunstenaars

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Martin Parr (° 1952, Epsom, Surrey, Groot-Brittannië) --- Fotografen ; 1972-2001 ; Martin Parr --- 77.092.07 --- 77.071 PARR --- CDL --- Fotografen A - Z --- Parr, Martin --- photography [process] --- fotografie --- Parr, Martin (°1952, Epsom, Surrey, Groot-Brittannië)

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As a photographer, Frederik Vercruysse specialised in shooting architecture and interiors, but his portfolio also includes intriguing still lifes, pure and abstract compositions and carefully stylised landscapes. His love for straight lines always shows, as well as the fascination for the play of shadow and light. Stillness is a key factor. Vercruysse works in a very controlled way, weighing and balancing until his image finds its equilibrium. It's almost an obsession, the way he composes and arranges his subject, how he moves things until they are completely straight. This book contains 3 sections: compositions, control, out of control. The photos in of these sections are accompagnied by a text by Jina Khayyer, in which she reflects on Vercruysse's work.

photography [process] --- Vercruysse, Frederik --- Still-life photography --- Photography, Artistic --- 77.092.07 --- Vercruysse, Frederik °1974 --- Architectuurfotografie --- Stillevens --- Belgische fotografen --- Artistic photography --- Photography --- Photography, Pictorial --- Pictorial photography --- Art --- Photography, Still-life --- Fotografen A - Z --- Aesthetics --- Vercruysse, Frederik, --- Vercruysse, Frederik °1974 (°België)

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In 1941 Penn, then an associate in Vogue 's art department handling the magazine's layouts, was encouraged by Alexander Lieberman to pick up a camera and do the actual photography instead. Since then, he has been producing images at once penetrating and mysterious. While Penn's incisive portraits of both the famous and the unknown--particularly ethnic peoples he posed carefully in studios--capture the specifics even as he renders the sitters timeless, his graceful yet boldly inventive fashion photography has gone far beyond the standard expectations of that genre. In fact, perhaps the most remarkable aspect of this overview is its demonstration that, in the hands of a master, the line between fashion photography and art photography simply does not exist. Penn provides some rather brief commentary on the images displayed here, but the photographs themselves--thoughtfully laid out, beautifully reproduced--make the book. For all libraries that collect photography books seriously. 
*- Barbara Hoffert, "Library Journal"*


Irving Penn °1917 (Plainfield, New Jersey, USA) --- Fotografen ; modefotografie ; Irving Penn --- 77.092.07 --- Fotografen A - Z --- fotografie --- twintigste eeuw --- Verenigde Staten --- Penn Irving --- portretfotografie --- reportagefotografie --- stillevens --- modefotografie --- 77.071 PENN --- Photography --- photography [process] --- fashion photography --- artistieke fotografie --- Penn, Irving