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wonderful, inspiring, I remember most of what he did ...............

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Wow, this is a terrific example of why an artist should stick to making images and not talk. Pretentious. Weird. Obnoxious. Wonderful and awful. But such beautiful images--except for the banal flower / landscape work which has already been commented on here. But it is great to see the good and the not so great work all together to get a sense of the man, his thinking, his sloppy sentimentality and his deeply moving insight... so thank you MIM for bringing it all out!

if you insist on having spoken words with photos, why the music which makes the words difficult to hear... besides good jazz deserves to be listened to, not heard as background wallpaper... i suggest you either take music off or tone it down a.

Those photographs within the chapters Brother sun / Provence as well as Flowes are absolutely not Magnum like. Photographs like this, in my personal opinion, can be seen like that or better on many websites of stock agencies and hobby photographers. I do not think that this represents Magnum as it should be represented nor do I see Magnum's spirit in these photographs. Sorry about this frank opinion but of course it's only mine...

what a master, i love magnum photos, but most of the time, the photographs in magnum could be somewhat bleak, due to its photojournalistic approach; we see these hauntingly beautiful black and white photos of the war torn city, desperate human beings (in the war torn countries); however, dennis stock's photos not only bring some light to this website, it also draws so much inspiration on me, thank you, master, i wish i could meet you one day, i have one question with your 'jazz' photos (if this question will ever get to you, please reply me), how did you shoot those black and whites in such a low light condition? Plus, the film back in those days wouldn't be as sensitive to lights as it is today, would it? Anyway, i am glad i saw your photos, thank you very much, dennis. Tan Eng-Shen

This is the most inspiring collection of photos and words i've come across in a long time. Thank you Dennis, i love your images and your approach.

using the internet for one of first times and news and dire politics of the U S today made me seek that way-went to the nation mag yesterday and slate today where i found this choice and clicked on this amazing video choice and see your work ! transported me from here an old 1927 cottage with old stuff, chickens and laundry hanging on the porch, views of luscious marshes out every window hundreds of swallows, numbers of egrets and herons, mallards and sparrows tiny roads which flood with 9 foot tides so you must park elsewhere and the sounds that come from these- the gray sky today is the light just beyond this screen and transporting by way of your video-!!is amazing and i love the jazz there! and now i've got to finish your pictures from what the others say-to provence-? wow, if i can now!!?