Has anyone done a photographer mashup blogpost? Even just concepts if not the actual attempts.
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Richard Prince and Anne Geddes. Just to see how museums and museumsgoers deal with it. #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Ansel Adams and Martin Parr. Technically perfect black and whites of Yosemite tourists (especially photographers). #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Ed Ruscha and Google Street View. #obvious #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Also, Ed Ruscha and Google Earth #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Avedon and Dijkstra. Photographs of Götterdämmerung. #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre and Walker Evans. In Detroit. #natch #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Okay, fine. Diane Arbus and Weegee. Even if the results end up looking a bit like the Smoking Gun. #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Hiroshi Sugimoto and Andreas Gursky. Gigantic black and whites of minimal seascapes or drive-ins (including the cars). #PhotographyMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Paul Graham and Muybridge. "The street in motion." #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Barbara Kruger and icanhascheezburger #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Cindy Sherman and Meatyard. She doesn't need a mask. #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012Tokihiro Satō and David Hobby. Because I want to see the strobist info for in-frame flash/reflectors. #PhotographerMashups
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nick (@vossbrink) March 29, 2012I’ve been sitting on this post for a long time tying to figure out what to do with it. Do I start a series? Do I explain everything? Is there even a post here?
Given how Twitter isn’t conducive to well-thought-out ideas, my entire series of mashups isn’t that coherent. Some of these are jokes, others involve similarities in theme, and others are suggestions for projects which I’d like to see someone attempt.
It’s this last category which is most interesting to me. I even have particular images in mind.
I’d love to see a photograph of tunnel view which includes the scores of tourists taking the same photo.
I’d love to see an overlay of Every Building on the Sunset Strip in Google street view. Or failing that, a reshooting of that project (or Twentysix Gasoline Stations or Thirtyfour Parking Lots) using current imagery. Not necessarily a restaging of it, but updating the work to the digital age.
I’d love to see austere formal photographs of the next Disney pop phenomenon as he/she ages from debutante teen-star to young Hollywood veteran.
I’d love to see a gigantic print of a drive-in with the screen exploding in white and all the still cars waiting and watching while airplanes leave light trails overhead.
And yes, I would kill for a cat macro which converts to black and white, applies a coarse line screen, and then creates the text in red-reversed Futura Italic.
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