Why It's Important To Revisit 'Classic' Photographs (View Them With Fresh Eyes)

As you grow as a photographer, what you can gain from looking at photography changes.
What happens when you revisit photographs you 1st saw 5, 10, or 15 years ago with fresh eyes?

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🔗Resources:
Robert Frank Article - https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/12/arts/design/robert-frank-americans.html


📚Books:
Robert Frank, The Americans - https://geni.us/9KtFEtj
Elliott Erwitt, Found Not Lost - https://geni.us/vbRlnZ
Steve McCurry, A Life in Pictures - https://geni.us/PmBmSE
Paul Strand: A Retrospective Monograph - https://geni.us/kBvjHjz
David Goldblatt, Some Afrikaners Photographed - https://geni.us/S4cnPnf
Masterclass: Arnold Newman - https://geni.us/q5PD
Edward Steichen, Lives in Photography - https://geni.us/C7UP
Edward Weston - https://geni.us/4vaEc
Duane Michals, Storyteller - https://geni.us/OPk2hvx
Ernst Haas, New York In Color - https://geni.us/5KvNio
The History Of Photography, An Overview - https://geni.us/jeL2

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:33 "Sure, that's great"
02:05 Are You Ready To See?
03:17 How You Use The Language You Have To See
03:43 Training Your Eye
04:51 Words or Story?
08:48 Books, Books and Books



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