She's like an undiscovered Friedlander...until now. My first post!

Sloth · Jan 7, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWEDOnBfDUI

Cromlech · Jan 7, 2011

Very awesome.

johnnywalker · Jan 7, 2011

Welcome to APUG Mr. Sloth, and a great first post. I did read about her somewhere shortly after the pictures were found, and am glad to know they are seeing the light of day. I hope the young fellow who found them is making enough out of it to keep at it.

j-dogg · Jan 7, 2011

Holy shit, that is some astonishing work. 100,000 negs, I've never even shot that much digital in my life.

Jeff Kubach · Jan 7, 2011

That was great! Love the Rolleiflex.

Jeff

photoncatcher · Jan 7, 2011

It's an amazing volume of work. I've heard that those two guys are planning on a full lrnth documentery film about her. It also gives me hope that after I'm gone, some of my work might be worth something.

Moopheus · Jan 7, 2011

I think we've had one or two threads about her in the past, but recently there's been some fresh publicity due to a show of her work in Chicago. I hope they can get it together to do a nice book of her work, it really is first-class and amazing to think it was really hidden for so long.

Markster · Jan 7, 2011

I just hope that bucket of undeveloped film doesn't include any kodachrome... I think I saw some boxes that looked like they had those colors...

keithwms · Jan 7, 2011

Thanks so much for sharing!

Kevin Kehler · Jan 7, 2011

Also featured on NY Times this morning.

http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/07/new-street-photography-60-years-old/

softshock · Jan 7, 2011

Wow that really is some great stuff!! Thank you for sharing the link. I too hope they will publish a decent book. Might i say it's a shame some of these will likely never be optically printed though.

She's like an undiscovered Friedlander...until now. My first post!

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