Judy Gelman MyersCulturePhotographer Harry Benson reflects on his incredible career"If it wasn’t for Tri-X, I wouldn’t have had a career. It was the greatest film ever invented."By Judy Gelman MyersDecember 9, 2016CultureWhen Photographers Become Filmmakers: Katy Grannan on Making 'The Nine' "I was ready to be a beginner at something again."By Judy Gelman MyersNovember 11, 2016CultureNew Documentary Reclaims the Story of Jim Foley "This film isn’t about Jim’s death. It’s about his life."By Judy Gelman MyersNovember 7, 2016CultureW. Eugene Smith's Time in The Jazz Loft An in-depth look at life in the loft culled from 40,000 imagesBy Judy Gelman MyersNovember 18, 2015CultureRecontextualizing Robert Frank Exploring the photographer's work beyond The Americans.By Judy Gelman MyersOctober 6, 2015CultureRyan Schude’s Cinematic Photos Pack the Energy of Feature Films into Single FramesThe synergy of imagination and control, vision and chanceBy Judy Gelman MyersJuly 14, 2015CultureMeet the Filmmakers Behind the Salt of the Earth Salgado Documentary They tracked the renowned photographer along the making of his eight-year magnum opus, “Genesis”By Judy Gelman MyersApril 7, 2015CultureClaudio Cricca Finds Inspiration in Texas BikersClaudio Cricca can often be found quietly waiting at the edges of societyBy Judy Gelman MyersFebruary 3, 20155 New Documentaries About Photography Worth Your Eyeballs By Judy Gelman MyersJune 4, 2014Interview: John Maloof, Director of 'Finding Vivian Maier' In 2007 John Maloof won a box of negatives at a Chicago auction house, revealing one of the greatest photographic discoveries of the 21st centuryBy Judy Gelman MyersMarch 28, 2014CultureInterview: John Maloof, Director of 'Finding Vivian Maier'By Judy Gelman MyersMarch 28, 2014Better LateBy Judy Gelman MyersJuly 25, 2012
