What camera/lens/film combo Garry Winogrand used for his telephoto color work?

[Certain Exposures]

I am curious because I always thought of him as a 28/35mm guy. I came across a book online with photos he took at the beach that look like they could be telephoto. I assume he switched to a SLR for that.

 

[MattKing]

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I'd reach out to Sasha Waters, the director and writer of "Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable". I saw and heard her at a director's screening of that film.

 

[Certain Exposures]

One piece of advice respecting Photrio: thread titles like this can be really challenging for people accessing the site using small screens.
Many might not even see the words "Gerry Winogrand" unless they scroll.

Thanks, I'll remember that.

I'd reach out to Sasha Waters, the director and writer of "Garry Winogrand: All Things are Photographable". I saw and heard her at a director's screening of that film.

Oh, I just looked up the film. I'll give it a watch! Good idea.

 

[MattKing]

Oh, I just looked up the film. I'll give it a watch! Good idea.

It is well worth seeing.

 

[Lachlan Young]

300mm Nikkor.

 

[koraks]

One piece of advice respecting Photrio: thread titles like this can be really challenging for people accessing the site using small screens.

I've truncated it.

 

[Certain Exposures]

300mm Nikkor.

Thanks, how did you determine this?

I've truncated it.

Thanks

 

[Lachlan Young]

how did you determine this

It's been commented on several times by people who knew him - a little careful searching and some basic critical source analysis is all it needs.