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FIGHTER OF THE NIGHTMAN

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CHAMPION OF THE SUN

HES THE MASTER OF KARATE AND FREINDSHIP FOR EVERYONE

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Bill Cunningham Documentary trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYqiLJBXbss

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Cunningham’s job is not so different from a fisherman’s: it requires a keen knowledge, honed over years, of the local ecosystem and infinite patience in all manner of weather conditions. His first big catch was an accident. It was 1978, and a woman wearing a nutria coat had caught his eye. “I thought: ‘Look at the cut of that shoulder. It’s so beautiful,’ ” he later wrote. “And it was a plain coat, too.

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http://www.nytimes.com/video/fashion/100000003183460/bill-cunningham-chanel-paris-fashion-week.html

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"If one pays attention to Bill’s columns, one will see him calling out designers for copying earlier fashions by running the picture he photographed that day of their new dress coming down the runaway side-by-side with a picture of the same dress 20-30-40-50 years ago.[5] Bill’s understanding of fashion is far more sophisticated than people who are inexperienced or people who simply are not paying attention.  He understand fashion is about cycles which over history repeat itself – with some variations. "

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Bill Cunningham had an idea that every day for a month, whenever he saw something cerulean (a batik shawl) or aqua (a Hawaiian-print sarong) or azure (a Japanese parasol) coming down the sidewalk, he would snap a picture of it.

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He would take photos of designs and dresses that existed for a while and didn't make mainstream attention. But when they appeared on the cat walk, they would show his photos side by side.

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The first in a set of regular "Impromptu" that were published in the New York Times. Started in 1978

His editor said

"This was a turning point for the Times, because it was the first time the paper had run pictures of well-known people without getting their permission."

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Bill has a 7.9 IMDb rating from 3,790 users http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1621444/

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Bill's Work

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After taking a chance photo of Greta Garbo he published a group of impromptu pictures for the Times in 1978. The editor "Arthur Gelb" called the photographs "a turning point for the Times, because it was the first time the paper had run pictures of well known people without getting their permission" He takes pictures of people passing in the streets. Most pictures are never published. Has been quoted to "have a visual history of the last 40 or 50 years of New York"

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Mostly known for his candid and street photography.

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Only interested in the subject of clothing he's photographing not the subject wearing sed clothes.

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Has two columns in the New York Times paper

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Focuses on the specific item of clothing instead of the models he used

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HERE YOU CAN SEE ANDY'S LEGS BEING PHOTOGRAPHED. HE'S A LOOKER 'EY GIRLS

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He was drafted for serving in the Army, for which after his tour he came back to New York and began writing for the the Chicago Tribune. In terms of writing he focused on fashion journalism. He introduced American audiences to Azzedine Alaia and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Working for the Tribune he also worked at Women's Wear Daily and took photos of fashion in New York.

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Dropped out of Harvard in 1948 and moved to New York, he started working in advertising. He quit his job to make hats using the name William J.

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William J Cunningham. Born 1929,fashion photographer for the New York Times. Known for streetphotography.