Articles filed under Documentary

March 2010

Tuesday 23, 12:37: Mirko Martin: L.A. Crash
Thursday 18, 07:49: If you're interested in historical film and documentaries, you must take a look at the British Film Institute YouTube channel—hundreds of films selected from the world's largest and most diverse archive of film and television footage.

Sunday 20, 17:36: Klavs Bo Christensen: Garbage City
Friday 18, 08:16: Mike Sinclair
Saturday 12, 17:20: Brian Ulrich: Dark Stores
Thursday 10, 12:53: Jason Koxvold
Tuesday 01, 20:06: Graeme Mitchell
Tuesday 01, 15:53: An interesting photo essay about the Dubai crash, by Lauren Greenfield. There's an article on the photo essay at the New York Times site.

Monday 26, 13:31: Images of London, 1970
Sunday 25, 16:45: Harald Hauswald
Sunday 25, 12:54: Photography: Vintage Chicago
Monday 12, 09:26: One in Eight Million: a beautiful multimedia feature on some of New York's characters, from the NY Times.
Saturday 03, 17:02: Marchand Meffre Photography: The Ruins Of Detroit

Thursday 24, 12:53: Tod Papageorge: Passing Through Eden
Wednesday 23, 13:41: Sergey Maximishin
Thursday 17, 14:36: Beekman Street Subway Construction, 1917
Tuesday 15, 13:39: New York's Golden Age: The 1940s
Wednesday 09, 13:05: A photo blog documenting London Shop Fronts. In a similar vein, take a look at these sites I've linked previously: Los Angeles and New York.
Tuesday 08, 13:13: Ben Murphy
Tuesday 08, 13:11: The 50 States Project
Monday 07, 13:27: Bryan Schutmaat
Tuesday 01, 13:35: The goal of the Global Lives Project is to record 24 hours in the lives of ten people that roughly represent the diversity of our planet's population.

Thursday 20, 13:43: Teun Voeten
Wednesday 19, 14:28: Paul D'Amato
Thursday 13, 13:38: Found via a comment on A Continuous Lean: Vintage photo blog Shorpy has a set of large format Kodachrome slides from the 40's and 50's.
Wednesday 12, 14:32: American Life in Kodachrome
Monday 10, 13:22: The U.S Farm Security Administration: Documenting America
Thursday 06, 13:32: Oliver Weber
Wednesday 05, 13:02: Donna De Cesare

Friday 31, 12:23: James Griffioen: Feral Houses
Tuesday 28, 13:15: Kodachrome
Friday 24, 16:52: LIFE Magazine: NYC Speakeasies
Thursday 23, 12:56: An audio slideshow featuring Mariana Cook's excellent portraits of mathematicians, for SEED Magazine.
Tuesday 21, 13:03: Michael Loyd Young
Monday 20, 13:06: Amazing images from Woodstock by LIFE photographer Burk Uzzle.
Friday 10, 12:10: The American Look: wonderful films on 50's design from the Prelinger Archives. You can watch and download them here: Part I | Part II | Part III
Thursday 09, 12:26: Urumqi Riots, China

Friday 26, 12:47: Live Hope Love
Tuesday 09, 12:49: David Zaitz
Wednesday 03, 13:45: David Lynch's Interview Project looks like a simple, interesting idea - he has taken a road trip across the US and interviewed people who he found along the way.

Thursday 30, 08:01: Nate Harrison has some interesting multimedia work and mini-documentaries (like this film about the Roland TB-303 Bass Line).
Tuesday 21, 20:08: Jindrich Streit
Thursday 09, 09:50: Stunning, heartbreaking photos of the tragic L'Aquila earthquake in Italy from The Big Picture.
Wednesday 08, 12:58: Jane Stockdale