LINHOF 4 x 5 SUPER TECHNIKA
Advertisement 1960
Greatest 4 x 5 camera ever built. The one camera which has virtually every feature that the most skilled and creative photographer will ever need.
Found: Flickr user ‘Nesster’, Accessed Jan 6, 2013
LINHOF SUPER TECHNIKA 4X5
Aztec Creek, Glen Canyon, Utah – Blue/Gold Colors Reflected, 1962, Eliot Porter
© Estate of Eliot Porter
Found: U of Wyoming Art Museum, Accessed Jan 05, 2013
THe 20”x 24” POLAROID CAMERA
Eye-On, 1994, by William Wegman
© William Wegman
Found: Blue Star Blog, Accessed May 12, 2012
POLAROID 20 X 24” CAMERA
Interview with Elsa Dorfman: functional tour of the camera with a little contextual history thrown in to the narrative. Producer unknown, date unknown.
Found: You Tube, Uploaded by ‘polaroidjoe’ Accessed Oct 19, 2012
THE LEICA 1
Interview with curator Olga Sviblova at the time of the Rodchenko retrospective exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in London by The Guardian, 2008.
Found: You Tube, Uploaded by ‘TheHaywardSC’ Accessed Oct 17, 2012
THE LEICA 1
Alexander Rodchenko, portrait with his Leica 1, date unknown
© unknown
Found: Photoforager, accessed Oct 16, 2012
THE LEICA 1
‘Girl with a Leica’ by Alexander Rodchenko, 1934
© Estate of Rodchenko
Found: Fedka, Accessed Oct 14, 2012
LINHOF Bi-Kardan
Milk, 1984, Jeff Wall
© Jeff Wall
Found: Photography Fun at NDMOA, Accessed July 25, 2012
LINHOF BI-KARDAN
Short video by SFMOMA with Jeff Wall talking about his practice, 2010
“I begin by not photographing”
Found: You Tube, Uploaded by ‘sfmoma’ Accessed July 25, 2012
CANON 7
Queen Magazine, 1965, by Brian Duffy
© Estate of Brian Duffy
Found: artwednesday.com, Accessed July 24, 2012
CANON 7
Australian 10sec TV ad by Fontana Films for R.H. Everingham, 1965
Found: You Tube, Uploaded by ‘ Tubechive’ Accessed July 24, 2012
THE LEICA I
‘Le chien concierge’ by Andre Kertesz, 1926
© Estate of Andre Kertesz
Found: The Blue Lantern, Accessed July 24, 2012
THE LEICA I
Ad 1925
‘Revolution in der photographie’
Found: camera in the media, Accessed July 24, 2012
