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Philip-Lorca diCorcia, 'Kansas City, 1980'
Philip-Lorca DiCorcia
DiCorcia mezcla la iluminación artificial con la luz real. En algunas ciudades instaló luces artificiales escondidas en una calle para fotografiar a la gente que pasaba con una luz descontextualizada que dota a la imagen de un aire cinematográfico muy interesante.
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Heads, 2001 - by Philip-Lorca diCorcia
El fotografo Philip-Lorca es uno de los maestros de la teatralidad documental y entre la década de los 80s y 90s recorrió Hollywood en carro buscando chicos que ejercieran la prostitución para crear esta colección.
En Hollywood existe una zona llamada Boystown en donde se encontraban los jóvenes dispuestos a vender su cuerpo. Es interesante como en cada foto se puede ver una historia de sexo, deseo y realidad muy cruda. La serie de fotos fue denominada Hustlers y cada imagen está inspirada en pornografias que van desde los años 1920 hasta 1950.
El National Endowment for the Arts financió este trabajo, justo en un momento en el que los grupos religiosos hacían lo posible por boicotear a los artistas gays.
On Philip-Lorca diCorcia's "Heads"
Philip-Lorca diCorcia is a great American photographer (wikipedia, portfolio). I'm going to mention a specific project ("Heads") he did that really amazed me. He fixed a strobe on a sidewalk and photographed people as they hit the strobe. This led to incredible pictures, with many pedestrians very lightly lit and one very prominent individual. I've linked one of his images below. What a cool idea and great execution! Here is a New York Times article if you want to learn more. I'm just in love with this project, it's a brilliant twist to street photography.
(linked from http://gaycondo.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/dicorcia2.jpg)