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Alexander McQueen mandala.
This is a .gif form of the video I made a couple weeks ago. If you haven’t seen the video, check it out here.
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Eliot Dudik is a recipient of the PDN 30 New and Emerging Photographers to Watch award. He received the highly coveted award for a photography project he did called, “The Road Ends in Water” that documented the lifestyle and culture of people who live by the water in the United States. But like any artist, he isn’t stopping there. Eliot is beginning a new project centered around the Civil War and how some of its influence still lingers around the south.
To accomplish the project, Eliot has been researching what to use to document his findings and eventually settled on an 8×20 camera; and he’s loading it up with two sheets of Kodak Portra 8×10 for each exposure. I recently had the chance to chat with Eliot despite his busy schedule. Here’s what he had to tell us about the camera, the project, and the documentary process.
Read the interview on The Phoblographer
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Men fishing from North Pier, sitting along a breakwater at the mouth of the Chicago River, 1915. Photograph by Chicago Daily News.
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