Newsgroup: it.arti.fotografia
Titolo: Caccia al fotografo

Salve a tutti,
sapete dirmi di chi č la foto con gli operai seduti su di una trave di un 
fabbricato in costruzione in cui si vede la cittą dietro, locazione New 
York, strafamosissima...?
Grazie per le risposte.
Bestiale 

 Grazie per le risposte.
ricordo che l'ho notata perché è mascherata alla c.d.c.

 Bestiale
Semplice! Si tratta di Charles C. Ebbets. A me noto unicamente per quei due
tre scatti arci famosi.
M----R

 ricordo che l'ho notata perché è mascherata alla c.d.c.
LOL
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"Fedor Pavlovic" <os...@cane.can> ha scritto nel messaggio 
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precisetti 


Grazie, troppo gentile. :D
Bestiale 

Fedor Pavlovic ha scritto:
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pensa che la mia fidanzata adora quella foto e vorrebbe metterla in casa...
ecco adesso ho un argomento in più per dirle di no! ;-)

Alessandro C. ha scritto:
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beh, io per le scale di casa ho un quadro in vetro con dentro un puzzle, 
(regalato dall'amica del cuore, non si può togliere sennò si offende 
bla.. bla...)  cossicchè ogniqualvolta accedo/disaccedo alle mie stanze, 
bestemmio.
Tà ghet de fa la piegà, caro el mè belò ;)

Fedor Pavlovic ha scritto:
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l'è düra l'è düra

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ROTFL, somoem du eci al zòc de le buce ;)

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col bianchì arent ;-)

Fedor Pavlovic ha scritto:
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com'el dis me zio: le fomne e i cà come ià sa üsa ga sa ià.

 com'el dis me zio: le fomne e i cà come ià sa üsa ga sa ià.
rotfl
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i la dis a po a berghem?
p.s.=se mi sente la morosa... ;-)

 i la dis a po a berghem?
no però l'ho capida e l'ha ma fai gregnà :)
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Un link con un po' di info e qui sotto la risposta del figlio del
fotografo su di un forum.
http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?joel.3.352240.12
Ciao
Thomas
Eric,
I can tell you everything you need to know about this photo of the Men
on the Beam. It was taken by my father, Charles Clyde Ebbets in
September of 1932 when he was the photographic director for the
construction of the Rockefeller Center. It was taken from the 69th
floor, in the last several months of construction, and it is most
definately not faked in any way. I have the original old glass negative
of him up on the beam with the men doing the actual shoot, and Corbis
(a major photo stock company owned by Bill Gates) has the negative of
the pic you love. They purchased it when they bought out a very famous
collection of photography called the Bettmann Archives where it sat
stored among hundreds of other great pics for half a century, until
Corbis started marketing it again about a decade ago. I put a good
short version of my father's biography on Wikipedia recently when I
realized so many people were still interested in his work, but if you
would like any further information you can e mail me at the address
listed. Thank you for your interest and your appreciation of my
father's work. Tami
PS-he took many other amazing images (several that day at the Top of
the Rock which you can find by googling Charles C. Ebbets) and I am
currently working on a coffee table photography book covering the
highlights of his career.
Tami Ebbets Hahn Send private email
14 June 2006
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Wow, I sure hope you're not a troll!
If not, imagine my utter surprise that you found this forum.  This is
the only place I've been asking around for information.  I wonder...
how did you find this thread in this forum?
I've read some of your wiki and the story about book covering.  I
visisted the Corbis web site but didn't really find much on the
history.
So... Questions:
The guys on the beam:  What is under them?  Are there other angles of
that shot?
Do you know the names of the men on the beam?  Where they are today if
still alive?
What is the box some have in their hands that have the letters "VOS"
imprinted on them.
The guy on the far right appears to have a whiskey bottle; but I also
know they sold milk in small bottles like that as well...
Is the building the RCA building in Rockafeller center?
Thanks much for your feedback!
Oh, and, yes, I love your father's work.  I've been impressed with it
for a long time.
~Eric
14 June 2006
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Eric,
I assure you, I am not a troll! I found your thread by accident-I
actually go online about once a month and google my father's name and
"1932 Rockefeller Center picture" to find any websites that still might
not be giving him full photo credit (some of the smaller art sites
still list it as "unknown artist"). When I saw your questions I thought
I'd take a minute to let you know the real scoop. Regarding the
specifics of the pic you asked about-I do know that three years ago
Corbis did a nationwide search to find out who was in some of it's most
famous images of the Bettmann Archives collection, and they found out
about quite a few of the men on the beam. I do not have access to this
info, but an e mail to Corbis might get you some answers. I do know
that many of them were Mohawk Indians who were hired a great deal in
the steel industry because they have no inherent fear of heights. The
building is the Rockefeller Center and it was taken on the 69th floor
as they finished construction in 1932. The Rock. Center is composed of
about 9 different buildings, and this one was the tallest and known as
the RCA building for years, then recently purchased by GE and renamed
the GE building. It is where The Today Show is filmed every day...I
believe the part of the building you see them on was the beginnings of
the now famous observation deck which is at the same level as the
Rainbow Room restaurant at the "Top of the Rock" as it is now known. In
fact, my family had dinner there when we came for the big ceremony
recognizing Dad's work in 2003, and we sat at a table where the
identifiable buildings in the view were almost identical to the
background of the original image. Dad was actually out on an adjacent
beam to the steelworkers and there were no ropes or other restraints
(the newspaper article spoke to that fact). He was 27 years old when he
took the shot and already an early pilot and wingwalker, race car
driver and general daredevil, so this does not surprise me at all! I
have an amazing image of him up there doing the shoot, and in fact, it
appeared in the NY Times newspaper the next day with a headline
"intrepid photographer risks life 700 feet above the city"...I don't
know about the objects in the image or any more specifics because I
never got to discuss the image personally with my Dad. He died in 1978,
20 years before Corbis began mass producing it, so he never even knew
how famous it has become. As far as he knew, it was like many of his
other great shots that were put in a magazine or featured in a
newspaper (he had over 300 nationally published images)-enjoyed for the
moment and then rarely seen again. After 3 years of restoring and
digitalizing his estate collection, I am now in the final stages of
getting a website up that will feature his work and offer reproductions
for sale, so when I have all the photos loaded and encrypted for
general viewing, I will be happy to have you see more of his work! It
will be under the website 
ebbetsphoto-graphics.com
 in about 8-10 weeks
if all goes according to plan. In the meantime-I hope this info helps
and thank you again for letting me know how much you still his enjoy
his work! Sincerely, Tami
Tami Ebbets Hahn Send private email
16 June 2006

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 col bianchì arent ;-)
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se la vuoi te la vendo io, splendidamente incorniciata: l'ho comprata 
quando ero piccolo e non la posso più vedere. 
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