#Barbara Probst

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Kaya Blocksage (as the soon-to-be Bride) Barbara Probst (as the Escort) From the short film, “Bachelorette Party” BETWEEN ME & YOU (2021) [+] LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈

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Barbara Probst

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Got emotional at the dedication to Barbara Probst at the end of tonight’s survivor. She’s Jeff’s mom, and recently passed.

I actually met her once, when I was younger. She and my mom were friends, and I went to her house on a family trip to Arizona. My family only started watching survivor because her son was the host. She ran a survivor pool for many years where she’d tell everyone about her visits to the filming locations, and she always had a seat at the live finale.

Thanks, Barb, even if I only ever called you Mrs. Probst. I still have the Survivor hat you had Jeff sign and send to me, all those years ago.

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Creative Arts Emmys!

Alan Cumming won his first Emmy for emceeing The Traitors. The Scot actor took one of the two top categories in the field, Outstanding Host For A Reality Or Reality-Competition Program, The Traitors, and Peacock’s pop culture phenom.

In doing so, the Scottish actor, who had been nominated four times for his role on The Good Wife and hosting the Tonys, unseated the dominant winner in the Reality Host category for the past decade, RuPaul, who had taken the statuette the last eight years. In addition to RuPaul’s Drag Race‘s RuPaul, Cumming faced Survivor’s Jeff Probst, Top Chef‘s new host Kristen Kish and Shark Tank‘s Barbara Corcoran, Mark Cuban, Robert Herjavec, Lori Greiner, Daymond John and Kevin O’Leary.

Alan Cumming, Laird of the castle, is eccentric, and absurdly well-dressed. It’s the real Ardross Castle in Scotland in the reality TV show The Traitors. located in Ardross, just outside the town of Alness in the Highlands on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

Property of the McTaggart family. Today, the castle and its grounds are used as a venue for a filming location for the US and UK versions of The Traitors.

#AlanCumming #Emmy #TheTraitors #actor #OutstandingHost # RealityCompetition #Peacock #popculture #tvinsider

Posted 8th September 2024

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MARCH RELEASE

Beetlejuice - First US National Tour

December 1, 2022 - Medium Observation

Video

Cast:

Justin Collette (Beetlejuice), Isabella Esler (Lydia Deetz), Britney Coleman (Barbara Maitland), Will Burton (Adam Maitland), Jesse Sharp (Charles Deetz), Kate Marilley (Delia Deetz), Danielle Marie Gonzalez (Miss Argentina), Abe Goldfarb (Otho), Brian Vaughn (Maxie Dean), Karmine Alers (Maxine Dean/Juno), Jackera Davis (Girl Scout)

Notes:

Decent video from the first performance of the tour! Shot between heads so obstruction can be seen. Worked around the best I could. Shakiness and washout are seen at times. Overall not a bad video from Paducah which shows how much has changed already in the tour.

NFT Date: September 1, 2023

Screenshots: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAiqJy

Video is $15

A Strange Loop - Broadway

January 15, 2023 - Medium Observation

Video

Cast:

Jaquel Spivey (Usher), L Morgan Lee (Thought 1), James Jackson Jr. (Thought 2), John-Michael Lyles (Thought 3), John-Andrew Morrison (Thought 4), Jason Veasy (Thought 5), Jon-Michael Reese (u/s Thought 6)

Notes:

Very nice video of closing! Lots of wideshots, and nice zooms. Filmed from the balcony so the video has a somewhat different angle. A speaker can be seen in the top left of the screen at times but doesn't take away from much of anything in the show.

NFT Date: September 1, 2023

Screenshots: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAoSqh

Video is $20

Cinderella (Andrew Lloyd Webber) - Broadway (Bad Cinderella)

February 17, 2023 - Medium Observation

Video

Cast:

Linedy Genao (Cinderella), Jordan Dobson (Prince Sebastian), Carolee Carmelo (The Stepmother), Grace McLean (The Queen), Sami Gayle (Adele), Morgan Higgins (Marie), Christina Acosta Robinson (The Godmother), Josh Drake (Arthur), Cameron Loyal (Prince Charming), J Savage (Gawain), Dave Schoonover (Dorian), Mike Baerga (Ensemble), Raymond Baynard (Ensemble), Lauren Boyd (Ensemble), Kaleigh Cronin (Ensemble), Ben Lanham (Ensemble), Ángel Lozada (Ensemble), Mariah Lyttle (Ensemble), Sarah Meahl (Ensemble), Christian Probst (Ensemble), Larkin Reilly (Ensemble), Julio Rey (Ensemble), Lily Rose (Ensemble), Tregoney Shepherd (Ensemble), Paige Smallwood (Ensemble), Aléna Watters (Ensemble)

Notes:

First Performance! Near flawless video, besides some washout in wideshots and shakiness at times. Very minimal obstruction if any at all.

NFT Date: September 1, 2023

Screenshots: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAsWvz

Video is $20

All videos can be purchased through me

Email to purchase: mediumobservationtrading@gmail.com

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Corps à Corps, l’histoire de la photographie, Pompidou, Paris 2024

An amazing survey

Discovered lots of photographers to look at:

Birgit Jurgenssen - Moi avec la fourrure

Françoise Janicot - Enconnage, le choix

Hans Ejkelboom - Identity

Agnès Bonnot

Friederike Pezold - Schamwerk

Tarrah Krajnak - Master Rituals II: Weston's Nudes

Annette Messager - Mex Voeux

Valérie Jouve

Barbara Probst

Agnes Geoffray

Antoine D'Agata - Mala Noche (prostitution)

Helfa Paris

Laia Abril - A History of Misogyny, On Illegal Stories

Birgit Jurgenssen - Je veux sortir d'ici

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Exposure #27, N.Y.C. 249 W. 34th Street, 05.25.04, 9:27p.m. 2004 barbara probst

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Check out Barbara Probst, Exposure

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Draft 2

“CORNER COUCH”

A home is perceived in many different ways. Home is what you make of it. A can ideally be a safe place, a place of focus, a place of relaxation or hecticness. Project “Corner Couch”, highlights this as we explore our home. Throughout this photo book I wanted to showcase my family in a recurring spot. With four permanent members, two adults and two siblings with the occasional stay of my grandparents. As well as my partner who stays from time to time. With this exposing the view of an intergenerational home. With the appearance of  each person and how they personally interact with spaces within this space. Showcasing aspects of my home that are used for the multiple, or spaces that are more for the individual. As I grow older I wanted to capture these moments to reminisce on as I become more aware of people growing old who are close to me. This particular space in my home is used often but isn’t noticeable. The sense of repetition explains a story of how each individual can use a space in their own sense.  Inspired by photographers such as Carrie Mea Weems and Barbara Probst, showcasing aspects of their work to strengthen mine. Encouraging the candid approach allows for showcasing  of images in a relaxed and authentic feeling in photography. Blending the images together to create a seamless feeling that can capture genuine moments in time. Working with light colour and dark colour hues to pay homage to the difference in perspective but also time of day. Ultimately looking back on space in my home and how it can reflect the thinking of one person and the actions of another. 

Throughout this photobook, you will see much of the same but difference of perspective. Creating spaces that are used often and repeatedly capturing moments in time of people enjoying the space. Grabbing inspiration from Barbara Probst and her inspiration for juxtaposition experimentation. 

Creating multiple views of images to view a full image as well as receiving as much information. This produces images with intent. In addition Carrie Mea Weems' work motivated the constant idea of repetition. Throughout this assignment I looked at spaces within my household that are of frequent use. Exposing elements of 52 John Dee Crescent. By dividing these spaces as we experience each space differently. Capturing the variation in images from the influences such as time of day to family environment. After much research and looking at commonly used spaces I came across “corner couch”. A space that is quietly tucked away in the corner. Tucked in the quiet corner that creates a seamling loud sitting space as it becomes the preferred place to sit while in the lounge. Walking through the members of my household and showcasing their own emotions as they discover and interact with “corner couch. From the early mornings to the late nights. Focusing on the individuals while they sit. With use of light and after processing editing I was able to create a set of photos ready for the final stage.  After conducting research, I explored various photo books and websites where my work could be published for public viewing. After grabbing inspiration, since I used my own living space as the subject, I thought it would be fitting to create a coffee table book. A collection of photos that serve as home decor. A coffee table book, with its thick pages and minimal text, would showcase my work effectively. A hardcover with textured writing could emulate the feel of the couch featured in the photos. This would also be a great way to advertise my couch for sale or for the company to showcase the couch. The book could be displayed when potential customers view the couch. "Architectural Digest" publishes similar books that highlight people's homes and their furniture. Displaying photos that enhance a space. Another way to get my work into the public eye would be by adding the set of images into “HOME Magazine”. Home magazine is very similar to Architectural Digest but is based on homes in New Zealand. This helps reach more domestic customers rather than international. Last but not least the unlimited publisher I would want to feature my work would be “Frankie Magazine”.  Frankie Magazine, an Australian publication, covers topics like people, fashion, photography, and architecture. I believe my work would be a great fit for their "people" category, where they interview everyday individuals. Through this platform, they could interview me, allowing my work to reach their audience.

"I need to bulk up this as it is only at 750 words and needs to be at 800 minimum"

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Questions

week 9

What and who will you portray? My family and the odd appearance of my grandparents and family friends

What might you communicate visually through the concept of portrayal? Looking into my family home and how each person can interact differently with the spaces they are in

What is your position on your subject matter? A person who wants to explore people perspectives in a spaces that I used regularly.

What is your voice? What is unique about your subject or your approach to it? My voice for this project is to explore spaces and people perspectives in my home as a person who uses these spaces regularly. I want to capture a glimpse into people's emotions and their feelings. Having more extensive understanding on how tehy relate themselves to their surroundings.

What do you have unique access to? A group of people, a place, a situation…? During this project I have the added advantage of being able to continuously shoot in my chose space as I live there and people are always coming in and out.

Consider the important role the "title" takes in communicating your intention and how audiences might ‘read’ the book. What is your working title?  My current working title is "52". This coming from the number my house is situate at. When the audience reads I want them to look at a family and how this one family interacts with their home.

What would you like readers to think and feel? I would like readers to feel warmth and sense of comfort. But also a helpful sense knowing that its okay to grow up and grow old.

What is the role of the text within the book? How does the text relate to the story the images tell? How do they work together? Working alongside each of the images will be a caption that works in relation to the image itself. Helping assist the reader to capture a glimpse of emotion.

How many shoots do you require to gain adequate coverage and successfully tell the story?  I believe that 7 shoots, including the 14 day challenge will help gain adequate coverage to tell my story.

Do you need gear and support with your shoots? What is your plan? I don't have much support but I do occasionally have an assistant to hold the reflector.

What software and workflow will you use to edit, process, collate and design your photobook PDF? I use Camera Raw as well as Photoshop/Lightroom for cropping and further adjustments. For creating my photobook, I will use InDesign, as I feel most proficient with it. InDesign will also enable me to use my preferred founts and establish a clear grid system for both text and images.

What is your research plan? To explore photographers who have similar interest as myself and research their type of techniques. Looking into their past work and taking inspiration for future work.

What other photo books have you looked at? Barbara Probst, Jeremy cost, Adrian Morris as well as Carrie Mea Weems. I will continue my research so I can build a better understanding in what type of shoots I will continue to take.

Are there decisions that have yet to be made? How will you resolve these? My most important decision right now to continue to create opportunities to take more photos.

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Draft Photobook statment

Concept 

Home is perceived in many different ways. Home is what you make of it. A ideally safe place, a place of focus, a place of relaxation or hecticness. Project “52”. Throughout this photo book I wanted to showcase my family home. With four permanent members, two adults and two siblings with the occasional stay of my grandparents. With this exposing the view of an intergenerational home. With the appearance of  each person and how they personally interact with spaces within my home. Showcasing aspects of my home that are used for social gatherings. Or spaces that are more for the individual. As I grow older I wanted to capture these moments to reminisce on as I become more aware of people growing old who are close to me. Inspired by photographers such as Carrie Mea Weems and Barbara Probst, showcasing aspects of their work to strengthen mine. Encouraging the candid approach allows for showcasing  of images in a relaxed and authentic feeling in photography. Blending the images together to create a seamless feeling that can capture genuine moments in time. Working with colour and black and white hues to pay homage to the difference in perspective but also time and space. Ultimately looking back on space in my home and how it can reflect the thinking of one person and the actions of another. 

Content 

Throughout this photobook, you will see much of the same but difference of perspective. Creating spaces that are used often and repeatedly capturing moments in time of people enjoying the space. Grabbing inspiration from Barbara Probst and her inspiration for juxtaposition experimentation. Creating multiple views of images to view a full image as well as receiving as much information. This produces images with intent. Throughout this assignment I looked at spaces within my household that are of frequent use. Exposing elements of 52 John Dee Crescent. By dividing these spaces as we experience each space differently. Capturing the variation in images from the influences such as time of day to family environment. 

Capturing photos over a period of time and how each space changed.  

Context 

Where could you publish 

Other examples - aspirations

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Barbara Probst

I first saw this photo book as Isobel had looked at it throw her research on photo books. I wanted to have a look at it myself as I thought it would cool. Her Photo book was really clean and with even spacing. She would have perspective shoots that would show the photographers view as well as the models view. I found this, something new I had never seen this before. The way she would formart her books was interesting as some pages would have many images and you would also have pull out pages that would show many images. This would usually follow a set of images that relate to each other. She wasn't afraid to put black and white and coloured images together, as well as putting intense coloured photos next to less intense photos. I thought that her book formatting was very different, as you could still understand her story but some images were very different to others.

“Barbara Probst.” n.d. Barbara Probst. https://barbaraprobst.net/works/.

I wanted explore her work more and see other work she has showcased throughout her career. Lots of her work will focus on self portraiture as well as perspective shoots. She has many shoots where she will shoot the same thing but in different angels which gives off mixed perspectives. Also working in circular motions so you can still see the story as you explore more of the space.

Exposure #91: N.Y.C., Prince & Mercer Streets, 06.22.11, 10:41 a.m. 2011

“Barbara Probst.” n.d. Barbara Probst. https://barbaraprobst.net/works/.

[lemagcinema]

Silent Roar de Johnny Barrington

Un film de Johnny Barrington Avec: Louis McCartney, Ella Lily Hyland, Mark Lockyer, Chinenye Ezeudu, Fiona Bell, Anders Hayward, Gary Lamont, Victoria Balnaves, Barbara Probst, Pablo RaybouldDondo est un jeune surfeur. Son père Willy, pêcheur, a disparu il y a un an. Aucune trace de son bateau, ni de son corps. La mère de Dondo et la communauté savent que Willy n’a pas survécu à une année dans l’Atlantique. Mais Dondo pense différemment.

Retrouvez l'article complet ici https://lemagcinema.fr/microcritique/silent-roar-de-johnny-barrington/

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Synthesizing solutions that please everyone involved (COBALTFALCON)

1. TONY PARKER'S TOASTY BOTTOM

2. RUSSELL BRAND'S TOASTY LEG

3. LEIGHTON MEESTER'S TOASTY EYELASH

4. DONALD FAISON'S TOASTY KNEE

5. JEFF PROBST'S TOASTY UPPER ARM

6. DINA MANZO'S TOASTY MOUTH

7. RAMONA SINGER'S TOASTY FINGER

8. CASH WARREN'S TOASTY HIP

9. MATTHEW BRODERICK'S TOASTY NOSE

10. HILARY DUFF'S TOASTY WRIST

11. ZAC BROWN BAND'S TOASTY CHEEK

12. SHILOH JOLIE-PITT'S TOASTY BACK

13. KATHERINE HEIGL'S TOASTY MOUTH

14. FAITH HILL'S TOASTY FINGER

15. SIMON DOONAN'S TOASTY FIST

16. ROBIN ROBERTS'S TOASTY ARM

17. MARIA SHRIVER'S TOASTY BREAST

18. MATT DILLON'S TOASTY FOOT

19. TRAVIS BARKER'S TOASTY HEAD

20. JEFF LEWIS'S TOASTY BELLY

21. CHRISSY TEIGEN'S TOASTY KNEE

22. SHAY MITCHELL'S TOASTY EAR

23. ANNETTE BENING'S TOASTY FOOT

24. CISCO ADLER'S TOASTY EYELASH

25. MARCIA CROSS'S TOASTY CALF

26. PAULA ABDUL'S TOASTY TOOTH

27. SHAILENE WOODLEY'S TOASTY ANKLE

28. MILA KUNIS'S TOASTY TOE

29. KIM CATTRALL'S TOASTY ARM

30. BARBARA WALTERS'S TOASTY TOOTH

31. LISA EDELSTEIN'S TOASTY WRIST

32. MATTHEW MORRISON'S TOASTY TOOTH

33. CHRIS CUOMO'S TOASTY FINGER

34. GUY RITCHIE'S TOASTY WAIST

35. EVA LONGORIA'S TOASTY MOUTH

36. FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE'S TOASTY CHEEK

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from Epistemological Issues in Diagnosis and Assessment by Barbara Probst