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" These are professionals. They spend their days behind the camera, so it’s quite exciting to peek into this intimate moment in their private space, to soak in the details — from the dimples in their face to the patterns of their wallpaper to their camera gear. A demure Diane Arbus in the ’40s, a surreal Weegee in the ’50s, a sexy Helmut Newton in the ’70s — we’re fascinated by these pre-Internet, pre-cliché images from the masters. Here are a few known art photographers and noted photojournalists shooting themselves."
Willy Ronis, Self-portrait with flash, 1951.
Man Ray, Self-Portrait, 1932/printed after 1960. Courtesy Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Famous Photographers’ Self-Portraits in Mirrors
" These are professionals. They spend their days behind the camera, so it’s quite exciting to peek into this intimate moment in their private space, to soak in the details — from the dimples in their face to the patterns of their wallpaper to their camera gear. A demure Diane Arbus in the ’40s, a surreal Weegee in the ’50s, a sexy Helmut Newton in the ’70s — we’re fascinated by these pre-Internet, pre-cliché images from the masters. Here are a few known art photographers and noted photojournalists shooting themselves."
Weegee, Self-Portrait 1950
Stanley Kubrick, Rosemary Williams showgirl with self portrait, 1949.
Courtesy the Museum of the City of New York
Willy Ronis, Self-portrait with flash, 1951.
Man Ray, Self-Portrait, 1932/printed after 1960. Courtesy Smithsonian American Art Museum
Sally Mann, Self-portrait, 1974. [via]
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