Leica Photographic Gallery
Leica Photographic Gallery
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- Bleecker St • ใช้เวลาเดิน 2 นาที
- Broadway – Lafayette St • ใช้เวลาเดิน 4 นาที
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pierreboy
มิลาน, อิตาลี4,242 ผลงาน
พ.ย. ค.ศ. 2017 • เพื่อนๆ
Offerta di macchine ed obiettivi estesa e di livello, mostre temporanee di foto di qualità, libreria ampia e ricca: gia' i Leica store nel mondo sono affascinanti; questo è super!
เขียนเมื่อ 17 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 2017
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Roberto F
8 ผลงาน
ก.ค. ค.ศ. 2015 • คู่รัก
A Galeria fixa no 5° Andar. Entrada franca mas só abre ao meio dia. É pequena, mas é fantástica. Alguns dos mais importantes fotógrafos do mundo estão lá, através de suas fotos. É uma viagem fantástica pra quem gosta de fotografia. Vale a pena. É rápida a visita.
เขียนเมื่อ 5 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2015
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brianoblivion
กลาสโกว์, UK4 ผลงาน
พ.ย. ค.ศ. 2013 • คู่รัก
I visited the Leica Gallery while in NY with my partner. The exhibition was ok, and obviously can't complain as it was free, but we were ignored when we said hello to the staff on the way in, and their selection of books wasn't great (as you might expect from a gallery affiliated to such a prestigious brand). Furthermore, when I asked the person on the desk if I could look at one of the books in the bookcase at the front desk, she looked down her nose at us and said abruptly that they 'don't usually' show books to members of the public. This struck me as a bit weird as I've travelled to many, many photography galleries all over the world, and have usually been met with nice staff who are happy to help visitors look at books and prints, even those that are not for sale. This person's attitude struck me as pretty snooty and rude, it wasn't apologetic but rather demeaning. We left feeling uncomfortable, noticing the other staff member chatting away extensively to a well-heeled woman holding a pile of books. Perhaps they save their smiles for their better-off customers. Pay a trip to ICP instead, it's worth the money.
เขียนเมื่อ 27 กรกฎาคม ค.ศ. 2014
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managementtrainer1
London, England17 ผลงาน
If you venture down Broadway past 42nd Street, past Macy’s, past Union Square you’ll eventually arrive in Greenwich Village and number 670 Broadway, marked by a huge ‘Leica’ banner blowing in the wind outside.
670 Broadway is a listed building in its own right, but the black, red and white Leica banner is what attracts most people, the name being forever linked with superior cameras and optical equipment.
Run by Rose and Jay Deutsch, the small Leica Photographic Gallery on the fifth floor is closely associated with the Leica company.
It hosts a series of themed exhibitions.
At the time of writing there are two one on the photojournalism of LIFE magazine, the other on the early years of Paul Newman.
Both exhibitions allow visitors to view up close (and buy) images by the likes of Margaret Bourke-White, Cornel Capa, Alfred Eisenstaedt and Bill Ray to name but a few. Most of the prints are gelatine silver, and range from size 10” x 8” to 20” x 16” and are either signed or embossed with the photographer’s signature.
The unframed prints are available for between $900 and $5,000 each.
Although these images may be beyond the means of most visitors, there are two tables crammed with discounted (and pristine condition) photographic books. These are currently very reasonably priced at either $10 or $20 each!
The exhibitions rotate frequently and all are free (I believe) to view, so there is no excuse not to learn from the masters and thereby be inspired to create new images.
Details of current and future exhibitions are available at http://en.leica-camera.com/culture/galleries/gallery_new_york/
The opening hours of the Gallery are Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 6pm.
Although the Gallery is small enough to maintain the interest of non-photographic buffs, it is obviously aimed at Leica owners, those who are aspiring to be or those with more than a passing interest in photography.
If you have such an interest, I’m sure that the trip to Greenwich Village will be worthwhile.
670 Broadway is a listed building in its own right, but the black, red and white Leica banner is what attracts most people, the name being forever linked with superior cameras and optical equipment.
Run by Rose and Jay Deutsch, the small Leica Photographic Gallery on the fifth floor is closely associated with the Leica company.
It hosts a series of themed exhibitions.
At the time of writing there are two one on the photojournalism of LIFE magazine, the other on the early years of Paul Newman.
Both exhibitions allow visitors to view up close (and buy) images by the likes of Margaret Bourke-White, Cornel Capa, Alfred Eisenstaedt and Bill Ray to name but a few. Most of the prints are gelatine silver, and range from size 10” x 8” to 20” x 16” and are either signed or embossed with the photographer’s signature.
The unframed prints are available for between $900 and $5,000 each.
Although these images may be beyond the means of most visitors, there are two tables crammed with discounted (and pristine condition) photographic books. These are currently very reasonably priced at either $10 or $20 each!
The exhibitions rotate frequently and all are free (I believe) to view, so there is no excuse not to learn from the masters and thereby be inspired to create new images.
Details of current and future exhibitions are available at http://en.leica-camera.com/culture/galleries/gallery_new_york/
The opening hours of the Gallery are Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 6pm.
Although the Gallery is small enough to maintain the interest of non-photographic buffs, it is obviously aimed at Leica owners, those who are aspiring to be or those with more than a passing interest in photography.
If you have such an interest, I’m sure that the trip to Greenwich Village will be worthwhile.
เขียนเมื่อ 23 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 2010
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