The CAMERA is just an EXCUSE - with Freek Dirkx

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My today's guest is FREEK DIRKX, Dutch portrait photographer living and working in New York City. His work will be featured in the upcoming, 11th edition of FRAMES Magazine.
You can have a look at more of Freek's portraiture work and learn more about his studio on his website at www.freekdirkx...
I hope you enjoy our conversation. Make sure to take a look at FRAMES - quarterly printed photography magazine we have been publishing since 2020. If you are serious about your own photography and seek some serious inspiration, I am sure you will love this publication.You can find out more about FRAMES over at readframes.com....

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16 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 25

@snrn911 Год назад

Really enjoyed this conversation. Some really interesting points on portraits and AI. Great work portraits by Freek.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much for your kind comment, Rudransh.

@inspectrumfilmproduktionen750 9 месяцев назад

Very interesting video. I liked the part about shooting with available light especially. Thanks.

@framesmagazine 9 месяцев назад

Happy to hear you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for leaving a comment.

@susangans2501 Год назад

Thanks for this interview. Very interesting! Am not a portrait photographer, but look at portraits a lot. Yes to capturing the humanity and emotional condition expressed by the model. Look forward to reading the comments/interview in next edition of FRAMES.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much, Susan.

@davidkyle8313 Год назад

Very interesting conversation. The connection with the model in portrait photography was well expressed. Those connections and the uncertainty involved are the reason why I'm a portrait not commercial photographer.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much for chiming in, David.

@richardbentley Год назад

Another great interview Tomasz. I agree 100% with the notion of human creations and true human connection being even more valuable in the future apropos the AI conversation. Great guy. Great work. Great community.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much for joining the conversation, Richard.

@mickepuronen5079 Год назад

Very interesting, and very nice pictures, and interesting, the pictures are not overworked and the pictures were wonderfully cropped. I love looking at pictures, whether they are taken in a studio or on the street. There is something special about eyes in pictures like the ones you showed here , love it

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much for watching and sharing your comments, Micke.

@bdv6083 Год назад

Another great interview.

@framesmagazine Год назад

🙏🙏🙏

@youngfolkmedia4831 Год назад

Great interview. Thank you. Regarding Ai, it really has no emotion with the subject, so besides areas like product photography I don’t see it taking over business. Camera manufacturers will hopefully make even better equipment to stay in business 🤩

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much for your comment 🙏 Regarding AI, after giving it some more thought, the only instance I imagine Ai-generated elements could be brought into the final image by the artist itself, would be some kind of consciously created visual collage, where those elements would be combined by a human-artist in order to express his or her personal emotions. Have to give it even more thought though.

@tarikrobertson Год назад

Great interview.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much, Tarik. Happy to hear you enjoyed it.

@heinzhagenbucher4714 Год назад

Again, a very nice interview with a photographer, who has got my kind of style, except at a much higher level. Like his b&w (unbunt) approach. Also that he knows Helmut Newton, and Peter Lindbergh well. But I couldn't get the other photographers name. Perhaps you can write into the description. Great work Freek. Looking forward to the next interview. Have a lovely Easter.

@framesmagazine Год назад

Thank you so much, Heinz. The third photographer Freek mentioned was Paolo Roversi.

@heinzhagenbucher4714 Год назад

@@framesmagazine Thank you very, and I gad to look up Paolo Roversi. And I must say, yes it's definitely a very nice, and unique style. Will look more into it again. Thanks again for this great interview.

@touchmantouchman350 Год назад

👁️👁️😘

@framesmagazine Год назад

🙏🙏

@blah163 Год назад

The appearance of emotion in photographs is not as complicated as we think. AI will reproduce it eventually. The only advantage humans will maintain is our ability to create things that haven't existed before, to see new connections, and to make imaginative leaps that don't simply extend what existed before. That is the only worthwhile work. Everything else is reproduction and machines are better at that.

@framesmagazine Год назад

And this exact human advantage will start becoming more and more valuable / not only in the art world.