Watch this...you *will* learn something.

[Michael Slade]

Michael Kenna Video

I want to be able to download it and show it to my class, but this version of Flash won't let me download it. Any help?

 

[Ric]

www.Youtube.com

 

[7wt]

Thank you Michael, that was great.

 

[bigreen505]

Thanks Michael, that was great! Google "flash ripper." There are several that should work for you. You might also contact the photographer and see if he can send you the file to show your students.

 

[Michael Slade]

Thanks Michael, that was great! Google "flash ripper." There are several that should work for you. You might also contact the photographer and see if he can send you the file to show your students.

Kenna is 'big-time'...but, then again, so am I right? Yeah, I'll e-mail him and see if I can't get a high-res copy. I have a pretty cool 160mb film of a photographer working here in Utah that he sent me. He FTP'ed it right to my server which I thought was pretty cool.

Glad you enjoyed it. I'll check out 'flash ripper'.

 

[Lost Canadian]

Kenna is the man. Lovely piece, the last few minutes really resonated with me. Not to mention, there is very little about winter that I look forward to, but that clip has left me somewhat eager for the long months ahead. Thanks for sharing Michael.

 

[78Bronco]

While you're at it send him some snow shoes!

 

[Lost Canadian]

Time for a reload.

This time with one of my favorites, master photographer Bruce Percy. I will mirror what Slade said with Kenna, "watch these...you *will* learn something."

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMUJ_T8A6Sk&feature=player_profilepage"]YouTube - Scotland - landscape photography[/ame]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QxshRy6AKg&feature=player_profilepage"]YouTube - Torres del Paine landscape photography, patagonia[/ame]

 

[Overland Hadley]

Michael Kenna Video

I want to be able to download it and show it to my class, but this version of Flash won't let me download it. Any help?

Thanks for the link Michael

I did learn something, although it was probably very different from what most people will learn watching it.

 

[photoman]

One thing I always learn by watching videos of photographers is that there are also some amazing Videographers out there.



I enjoyed Kenna's connection with the scene and the philosophy of re-shooting the area over years and seasons.