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Photographer Bruce Gilden has a way with women. Not in _that_ way, of course, but take a look at his photographs of the powerful "women of Wall Street for Vice":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/bruce-gilden-vice and you’ll see what we mean. The way he shoots is unflinching, apparently unstyled and often unflattering; but the images produced are so arresting in their intensity that the mascara’d gazes of his subjects are extraordinarily powerful. Bruce’s new exhibition at London’s Cob…

Bruce Gilden on the art of street photography and his pursuit of good portraits | His success, he says, lies in little more than the doggedness of his pursuit of good portraits, come what may. ‘I’m definitely a bulldog,’ he says. ‘I think, to be a good photographer, you don’t have to be a genius but you have to have an aptitude and a degree of talent. You have to persevere. You have to stay the course.’ #streetphotography

Bruce Gilden -Shinjuku, Tokyo 1996

By Charles Desmarais June 22, 2018 (SFChronicle.com) “Dewayn, Des Moines, Iowa, USA” (2014) Photo: Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos 2014 “Lulu and Daniel, Jackson, Mississippi, USA” (2014) is by Bruce Gilden. Photo: Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos “Pat, Nanakuli, Hawaii, USA” (2016) is by Bruce Gilden. Photo: Bruce Gilden / Magnum Photos In this scene from … Continue reading Bruce Gilden’s grotesques at Pier 24 Photography →

Katie Ryder on Bruce Gilden’s book “Hey Mister, Throw Me Some Beads,” capturing New Orleans Mardi Gras in black and white.

From Chris Francis, St Peter's School