In this presentation, I share the work of the master Magnum photographers (Henri Cartier-Bresson, Elliott Erwitt, Diane Arbus, Martine Franck) and share the importance of "working the scene" (via contact sheets). So pretty much-- you don't want to just shoot one photograph of a stranger and move on. Rather, you want to continue to "work the scene" and take lots of shots.

1. Why
it
is
Important
to
“Work
the
Scene”
in
Street
Photography
Eric
Kim
Street
Photography
/
1-­‐24-­‐2015

2. Contact
Sheets
(the
Masters)

3. Henri
Cartier-­‐Bresson

20. Elliott
Erwitt

23. Richard
Kalvar

25. Martine
Franck

27. Diane
Arbus

28. Diane
Arbus

29. Martin
Parr

31. Contacts - Eric Kim

32. Eric Kim / Marseille, 2012

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35. Eric Kim / Marseille, 2012

36. Eric Kim / Marseille, 2012

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38. Eric Kim / Marseille, 2012

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40. Eric Kim / Marseille, 2012

41. Eric Kim / Istanbul, 2013

43. Eric Kim / Istanbul, 2013

44. Eric Kim / Istanbul, 2013

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59. Eric Kim / Indianapolis, 2013

61. Eric Kim / Indianapolis, 2013

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63. Eric Kim / Indianapolis, 2013

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66. Eric Kim / Indianapolis, 2013

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68. Eric Kim / Indianapolis, 2013

69. Eric Kim / Tucson, 2013

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76. Eric Kim / Tucson, 2013

77. Eric Kim / Garden Grove, 2013

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