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Post by Admin (Tim Layton) on Jun 10, 2022 14:31:32 GMT -6
I read Edward Weston - The Early Years last year and I am reading it again right now.
If you have not read this book before, then I highly suggest putting it on your list. I come away from every reading session inspired and charged up. I am learning a lot about the gaps that I didn't know about and I am really enjoying the book.
Let me know if you have read or plan on reading the book and share your thoughts.
Tim
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Post by mjwellman on Jun 13, 2022 15:58:47 GMT -6
I read this book last year after it came out. It's a great book not only for some of his earlier work (like his pictorlism) but a look at him in his earlier life. I have multiple books on Weston (EW: Life Works, The Last Years in Carmel, Daybooks) and this book compliments them and helps provide more information about the man. I need to re-read it.
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Post by Admin (Tim Layton) on Jun 14, 2022 4:23:58 GMT -6
I read this book last year after it came out. It's a great book not only for some of his earlier work (like his pictorlism) but a look at him in his earlier life. I have multiple books on Weston (EW: Life Works, The Last Years in Carmel, Daybooks) and this book compliments them and helps provide more information about the man. I need to re-read it. I really like this book. I am on my third read since it came out. I also recently found "Edward Weston on Photography" which is a jewel. Some very interesting parts to this book. An editor basically took a lot of Edward's personal notes/writings and put them in this book. I found some gold nuggets in here that I am implementing. Tim |
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Post by mjwellman on Jun 15, 2022 19:18:17 GMT -6
There are a lot Weston books out there. I'll have to hunt this one down and check it out. Thanks
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