100 Years of the Leica Camera презентация

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2. 100 years of the Leica camera
4. In 1914 optical engineer Oskar Barnack was
6. 100 years of Leica, 100 years of
7. LZ 129 “Hindenburg” at its mooring mast
8. 1953. “The Painter of the Eiffel Tower”, Paris. Marc Riboud / Magnum Photos
9. New York, Ernst Leitz II, 1914
10. Flood in Wetzlar, Oskar Barnack, 1920
11. Self-portrait in mirrors, Ilse Bing, 1931
12. Oskar Barnack at his workplace, Julius Huisgen, 1934
13. Sunday on the banks of the river Marne. 1938. Photograph: Henri Cartier-Bresson/Magnum Photos
14. Death of a Loyalist Soldier , Robert Capa, 1936
15. Harlem race riots, New York, 1964.Photograph: Neil Libbert
16. Normandy, 6 June 1944. Photograph: Robert Capa/Magnum Photos
17. South Vietnamese forces follow terrified children, including
18. Hyeres, 1932. Photograph: Henri Cartier-Bresson / Magnum Photos
19. 2000. New York City. From his phototoons series.Elliott Erwitt
20. Portugal, 1976. Photograph: Josef Koudelka/Magnum Photos
21. Children in the gorbals, Glasgow, 1948. Photograph: Ben Hardy/Hulton/Getty
22. Overcrowded housing in London’s Elephant and Castle
23. Sailor kissing the nurse’, New York, 14
24. 42nd Street, New York City, 1960. A
25. Caravan park in Kerry, 2013. Photograph: John Naughton
26. Russian soldiers flying the Red Flag, made
27. Girl with Leica, Alexander Rodchenko, 1934
28. London, Inge Morath, 1953
29. Guardia Civil, W. Eugene Smith, 1950
30. Self-portrait, UMBO (aka Otto Umbehr), 1952
31. New York, Louis Stettner, 1954
32. James Dean on Times Square, Dennis Stock, 1955
33. Regular guest at the Café Hawelka, Vienna, Franz Hubmann, 1956–57
34. The dwarf , Bruce Davidson, 1958
35. The stolen sword, Robert Lebeck, 1960
36. Che Guevara, Alberto Korda, 1960
37. Wild horses in Kenya, Professor Ulrich Mack, 1964
38. 1966. Chicago, IL. Muhammad Ali, boxing world
39. Man with bandage, Fred Herzog, 1968
40. New York City, Elliott Erwitt, 1974
41. San Cristobál, René Burri, 1976
42. Swimming pool designed by Alain Capeilières, Martine Franck, 1976
43. Waterloo (from the “Roots” cycle), Harry Gruyaert, 1981
44. England , Gianni Berengo Gardin, 1977
45. From the “Feine Leute” cycle , Herlinde Koelbl, 1985
46. Under a grudging sun , Alex Webb, 1986–1988
47. Perfect peace , Kai Wiedenhöfer, 1994
48. Sidewalk , Jeff Mermelstein, 1995
49. 1998. JAPAN. Asakasa. George Abe, right, an
50. Hollywood Beach (from the “American Colors” cycle) , Constantine Manos, 2006
51. Vertigo (from the “Silenzio!” cycle), François Fontaine, 2012 (Courtesy A. Galerie, Paris)
52. 1932. Paris, France. Place de l'Europe. Gare Saint Lazare. Henri Cartier-Bresson
53. Ulan Bator, Mongolia, 2012 Jacob Aue Sobol, Magnum
54. 1960. Sao Paulo, Brazil. Rene Burri
55. American soldiers dash for a helicopter
56. Parade Hoboken, New Jersey 1955, Robert Frank
57. Untitled, 1963, Larry Clark
58. Spain, Andalucia. Seville. 1933. Henri Cartier-Bresson
59. Greater Burhan Oil Field, Kuwait, 1991, Sebastiao Salgado/Amazonas Images/nbpictures
60. Santa Monica, California. 1955. Elliott Erwitt Magnum Photos
61. 1976. Marlon Brando fascinated by a dragonfly, Apocalypse Now, Pagsanjan, Philippines. Mary Ellen Mark
62. Main street of Corleone, Sicily, 1959. Sergio Larraín
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100 years of the Leica camera

Слайд 2100 years of the Leica camera

Слайд 4In 1914 optical engineer Oskar Barnack was working for Ernst Leitz

when he designed the very first Leica, the Leitz Camera, or so-called Ur-Leica. The small handheld camera, one of the first to use 35mm film, finally went into production in 1925 following a long delay caused by World War One. It went on to revolutionise photography in the hands of the first photojournalists who set out to record the world on the brink of change.

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Слайд 6100 years of Leica, 100 years of history:

The Hindenburg conquers

the skies, the Russians conquer Berlin, and James Dean conquers the hearts of women. Always on the spot at such decisive moments were photographers who had an eye for the visual impact of the scene – and a Leica in their hands.

Слайд 7LZ 129 “Hindenburg” at its mooring mast at Rhine-Main airport, Dr.

Paul Wolff and Alfred Tritschler, 1936

Слайд 81953. “The Painter of the Eiffel Tower”, Paris. Marc Riboud /

Magnum Photos

Слайд 9New York, Ernst Leitz II, 1914

Слайд 10Flood in Wetzlar, Oskar Barnack, 1920

Слайд 11Self-portrait in mirrors, Ilse Bing, 1931

Слайд 12Oskar Barnack at his workplace, Julius Huisgen, 1934

Слайд 13Sunday on the banks of the river Marne. 1938. Photograph: Henri

Cartier-Bresson/Magnum Photos

Слайд 14Death of a Loyalist Soldier , Robert Capa, 1936

Слайд 15Harlem race riots, New York, 1964.Photograph: Neil Libbert

Слайд 16Normandy, 6 June 1944. Photograph: Robert Capa/Magnum Photos

Слайд 17South Vietnamese forces follow terrified children, including nine-year-old Kim Phuc, centre,

as they run down Route1 near Trang Bang after an aerial napalm attack on suspected Viet Cong hiding places on 8 June 1972. Photograph: Nick Ut/Associated Press