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Author Archives: Vladislav Tregubov
Vladislav Tregubov HW #4: Robert Frank’s America
For me, Robert Frank is an ordinary average and bleak photographer. His works remind me many modern people who photographed everything in a row in the hope that something good will turn out. For example, Henry Cartier-Bresson much more interesting … Continue reading
Vladislav Tregubov HW 3: Color, Food Photography, and Instagram
Smart people do not read glossy magazines, they publish them! Andrei Konchalovsky (Russian Film director, screenwriter) I want to paraphrase this quote and say, smart people do not contemplate photo in Instagram, they publish them. I respect the people who … Continue reading
Vladislav Tregubov HW #2: Food and Coffee in the Civil War
Coffee: the finest organic suspension ever devised. It’s got me through the worst of the last three years. Kathryn Janeway (Star Trek: Voyager, “Hunters”) It was very interesting to read about the soldiers’ diet during the Civil War because I … Continue reading
Vladislav Tregubov HW 1: Photography, Selfies, and Cindy Sherman
Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people. Eleanor Roosevelt Sometimes the modern tendency in society seems very strange to me. For example, many people post their own images (selfies) onto social media apps such as … Continue reading
