Photography on TV - BBC4 Saturday March 7

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7th March. An evening of photography related programmes on BBC4.

20:00 - 20:30 Jacques Henri Lartigue - The Boy Who Never Grew Up
20:30 - 21:00 James Ravilious: A World in Photographs
21:00 - 22:20 The Photographer, His Wife and Her Lover - Documentary revealing the drama behind the work of O Winston Link.
22:30 - 23:45 Storyville: Robert Capa - In Love and War
23:45 - The Lost Pictures of Eugene Smith
 
Thanks for this voyager!

Pete
 
Thanks for the heads up, should be interesing
 
Voyager said:
7th March. An evening of photography related programmes on BBC4.

20:00 - 20:30 Jacques Henri Lartigue - The Boy Who Never Grew Up
20:30 - 21:00 James Ravilious: A World in Photographs
21:00 - 22:20 The Photographer, His Wife and Her Lover - Documentary revealing the drama behind the work of O Winston Link.
22:30 - 23:45 Storyville: Robert Capa - In Love and War
23:45 - The Lost Pictures of Eugene Smith
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Fantastic, thanks!
 
What a visual treat.:clap:
 
Just in case you missed the previous airings BBC2 are showing another instalment on Sat 7th.
 
thanks, anything is better than hannah montana......
 
Cheers buddy,
That's my night sorted
 
Great! Thanks for the info! Just picturing the scene....feet up, great TV, few beers.....
 
Carl Zeiss said:
Great! Thanks for the info! Just picturing the scene....feet up, great TV, few beers.....
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wife falling asleep next to me on the couch with a face on her :razz:

about time something decent was on my tv even the dogs fed up with corry, eastenders, ready steady lets burn someything, celebrity cooker squad, jamie does this jamie does that, gordon does this, fern tries to do that, come dine with a load of numpties.

how come i always get beans on toast :thinking:
 
You are a star I had missed that and as we are out was just going to record Casuality for the gaffer.

Finally a programme about the god of Rail photography O Winston Link
 
wow that was a story and a half about o winston link, fantastic photography just loved it. I have to say though i wonder if the story about the 1500 prints going missing was fabricated by the powers that be.:suspect:
 
c*%k I missed it! was it any good? looks like a long stint on iPlayer for me!
 
I just caught the programme about Robert Capa, but what a photographic treat!
 
Poo bags, I completely missed these.

On iPlayer:
Jacques Henri Lartigue: The Boy who Never Grew Up

James Ravilious: A World in Photographs

But these aren't on due to "Rights issues" :(:

21:00 - 22:20 The Photographer, His Wife and Her Lover
22:30 - 23:45 Storyville: Robert Capa - In Love and War *** I'm really disappointed that I missed this one!
23:45 - The Lost Pictures of Eugene Smith

I'm sure they'll be repeated at some point, but I've checked the available schedule on the BBC4 website and they aren't repeating them in the next couple of weeks.
 
they well some are available on bbc i player
 
CT said:
I just caught the programme about Robert Capa, but what a photographic treat!
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I saw the Robert Capa one too - was fascinating

(and what a good looking guy he was too :love:)
 
rubber duck said:
I saw the Robert Capa one too - was fascinating

(and what a good looking guy he was too :love:)
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LOL. He certainly put it about a bit. How many guys can say that Ingrid Bergman had the hots for them, and he kicked her into touch! :D

Capa was one of the first out of the landing craft on Omaha Beach with the US Marines, with guys falling like wheat all around him and just a camera in his hands. One of a kind and certainly the greatest war photographer ever in my book. A lot of the beach scenes in 'Saving Private Ryan' were based on Capa's images from the day. He used to say "If your photos are no good, you're not getting close enough" and that's what cost him his life in the end of course when he stepped on a land mine in Vietnam.
 
CT said:
LOL. He certainly put it about a bit. How many guys can say that Ingrid Bergman had the hots for them, and he kicked her into touch! :D

Capa was one of the first out of the landing craft on Omaha Beach with the US Marines, with guys falling like wheat all around him and just a camera in his hands. One of a kind and certainly the greatest war photographer ever in my book. A lot of the beach scenes in 'Saving Private Ryan' were based on Capa's images from the day. He used to say "If your photos are no good, you're not getting close enough" and that's what cost him his life in the end of course when he stepped on a land mine in Vietnam.
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yea but an inexperienced lab technician ruined all but 11 of the negatives from his d day landing series
 
markf said:
yea but an inexperienced lab technician ruined all but 11 of the negatives from his d day landing series
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Yep - turned up the heat on a film dryer and fried the negs. I bet he was popular! :D
 
Yep i watched the capa one to:thumbs: he reminded me of Elvis and his first girlfriend was just beautiful did you see her:naughty: what a man though front line didnt bother him a right player and top of his game:1st:
 
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