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Former Mortensen student Robert Balcomb has an interesting blog for discussing all things
Mortensen and anything else you might want to delve into regarding portraiture, techniques,
photography as "Art."
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Former Mortensen student Robert Balcomb has an interesting blog for discussing all things
Mortensen and anything else you might want to delve into regarding portraiture, techniques,
photography as "Art."
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Former Mortensen student Robert Balcomb has an interesting blog for discussing all things
Mortensen and anything else you might want to delve into regarding portraiture, techniques,
photography as "Art."
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I have published quite a bit of material on William Mortensen in my Internet
magazine, TheScreamOnline, with articles and galleries by his protege, Robert
Balcomb, and the emminent Mortensen scholar, Larry Lytle. Use this link to
view the main feature in the premier issue: http://www.thescreamonline.com/
photo/photo06-01/mortensen/index.html. Included are WM's original pigment
process notes, on loan from Mr. Balcomb, which were finally donated to the
CCP in Arizona. Consult the site map in the magazine where photography
features for all 14 issues thus far are listed together.
I am glad that WM has finally come to be recognized for the Master that he
truly was. In this day and age of the digital camera and Photoshop, it can be
difficult for some to understand why he was ostracized for work that is now
so popular, and he was certainly ahead of his time in creating visionary work
entirely by hand. WM was a lover of the Classics, as is borne out in his paean
to previous masters in "Monsters and Madonnas." Whilst there are many who
so hastily rushed to denigrate his work, I doubt that anyone can truly criticize
the man's sense of composition.
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Former Mortensen student Robert Balcomb has an interesting blog for discussing all things
Mortensen and anything else one might want to delve into regarding portraiture, techniques,
photography as "Art."
http://robertbalcombphotoforum.wordpress.com