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Julius Shulman RIP

post #1 of 32
7/16/09 at 10:52pm
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Age 98. He was pretty active till the end. I was supposed to see him speak recently but he cancelled the gig. Also, a friend of mine met him last year by walking up to his house in Silver Lake and introducing herself. Apparently he invited her in and talked her ear off.
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post #2 of 32
7/16/09 at 11:16pm
What was Julius known for?
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post #3 of 32
7/16/09 at 11:20pm
Architectural photography. Great stuff.
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post #4 of 32
7/16/09 at 11:23pm
Architectural photography. Great stuff.




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post #5 of 32
7/17/09 at 12:02am
Pretty pics.
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post #6 of 32
7/17/09 at 12:21am
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post #7 of 32
7/17/09 at 12:29am
The shot of old Bunker Hill is awesome.
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post #8 of 32
7/17/09 at 1:42am
http://www.archinect.com/news/articl...90460_0_24_0_C

just heard the news.
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post #9 of 32
7/17/09 at 2:02am
Thanks Baron. Hadn't heard about this.

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The shot of old Bunker Hill is awesome.

+1. I'd never seen that image before. It's says so much about LA and the 20th C.

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+1
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post #10 of 32
7/17/09 at 2:05am
I love his most famous picture, case study, house #22- the way that house seems to float above the city, and the composition of that picture. He angles the camera so that there are strong lines that go left to right, drawing your attention to the city below, where you see that the city lights echoes the lines of the home.

One surprising thing I noticed that for an architectural photographer, he was fond of using people in his pictures.
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post #11 of 32
7/17/09 at 3:07am
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I love his most famous picture, case study, house #22- the way that house seems to float above the city, and the composition of that picture. He angles the camera so that there are strong lines that go left to right, drawing your attention to the city below, where you see that the city lights echoes the lines of the home. One surprising thing I noticed that for an architectural photographer, he was fond of using people in his pictures.
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post #12 of 32
7/17/09 at 10:56am
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post #13 of 32
7/17/09 at 11:56am
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Any idea what city this is in? LA?
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post #14 of 32
7/17/09 at 12:00pm
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Any idea what city this is in? LA?
Yes, LA.
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post #15 of 32
7/17/09 at 12:02pm
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Yes, LA.

Very nice. I'd be paranoid about quakes though!

I asked, as I know of at least one other city, with some similar views from similar styled homes, that I've been in.

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