Jimmy Nelson is a legendary photographer of humanity. He shares seven insights gleaned from his 48-year career, each one backed up with an interesting anecdote about how he got better at his craft.
From peeing the bed in a Mongolian tent in the dead of winter, to seeing his own reflection in the eyes of his subjects, Jimmy shares some fascinating tidbits of hard-earned wisdom about art and connecting with others.
• 7 Lessons I Learnt From Photography (feat. Jimmy Nelson) via Cooperative of Photography
Showing posts with label INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Seven Anecdotes from a Photographer
of Vanishing Cultures
via Boing Boing
Labels:
culture,
DIVERSITY,
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE,
JIMMY NELSON,
Photography,
wisdom
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