About this Event
While taking, sharing, and viewing street photography is more 'easily' accessible than ever before, leaving that work as ones and zeros usually means a lot is left unseen, even by the photographers themselves. Join documentary photographer and serial photobook maker, Daniel Milnor, for a lesson in getting your images out of your hard drive and into your hands.
Daniel will walk us through his editing ideology, not of an individual image, but bodies of work created with Fujifilm's cameras, the GFX100RF and X100VI. As well as utilizing the Instax Wide Evo for output and creative capture.
We'll be delving into several bodies of Daniel's imagery and the publications created with them. From notebooks, to personal journals, to print-on-demand magazines: we'll explore the importance of giving physical form to our photos, and in turn, giving that work permanence.
Hosted by Fujifilm
Event venue & nearby stays
B&H Photo Video - Electronics and Camera Store, 420 9th Avenue, New York, United States
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