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Fantastic Ted, real vintage photography for a change!Masha Ivashintsova, 1942-2000
30,000 unpublished negatives recovered from attic by her daughter
Article:
The secret stash of Soviet street photographer Masha Ivashintsova
"My mother is teaching me to see," says daughter Asya.
In-process web site created by her daughter:
What a fascinating life she had…and incredibly sad. Her images are amazing… a glimpse into such a remarkable place and time in history. Wow.Masha Ivashintsova, 1942-2000
30,000 unpublished negatives recovered from attic by her daughter
Article:
The secret stash of Soviet street photographer Masha Ivashintsova
"My mother is teaching me to see," says daughter Asya.
In-process web site created by her daughter:
Great article, loved her photos. Makes you wonder how many of us would still take photos if we didn’t share them somewhere. Art for arts sakeMasha Ivashintsova, 1942-2000
30,000 unpublished negatives recovered from attic by her daughter
Article:
The secret stash of Soviet street photographer Masha Ivashintsova
"My mother is teaching me to see," says daughter Asya.
In-process web site created by her daughter:
I think the creative act for creativity's sake is fundamental to the human experience. I suspect the social aspect, although reinforcing the creative, comes after it. Cashing in probably comes last whether that's in the form of monetization or in social cache.
I believe I still would…? I don’t really share that many, if you looked in my camera roll. It’s like a visual diary for me.
I can see that. I wonder if I would be taking different pictures in that were my case.
