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Conversations with the Masters

Volume I-IV

Excerpts from rare interviews with Ansel Adams, Wynn Bullock, Beaumont Newhall, Brett Weston & Cole Weston. These interviews, conducted by Steve James of the Eikon Gallery (Monterey CA), are now available for viewing for the first time since their initial airing in 1971, exclusively on the Lumière web site and Lumière Vimeo Page. As photographic icons of the 20th century, it is fascinating to see these giants in the field describe their work, personal histories and comments on photography.

Click on any of the 4 videos above to play these edited versions (approx 4-6 min each), or use the link below to access the full length versions on the Lumière Vimeo Page

Select This LINK to VIEW ALL 14 FULL Length Videos in the Eikon Archive, on the Lumière Vimeo Page.

E-Mail the gallery with questions or to discuss the Eikon Gallery Video Archive. (14 episodes)

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