Brian Duffy Passes Away

[CarlRadford]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/10244638.stm

Sad news indeed!

[Michael]

In case anyone hasn't got it and wants it, I have an .mp4 of The man who shot the '60s which I'd be happy to pass on on CD. I thought it was a pretty good profile, which got quite close to him. Maybe they'll repeat it though, now that he has died.

Beannachd Dé ar a ainm.

[Keith Tapscott.]

In case anyone hasn't got it and wants it, I have an .mp4 of The man who shot the '60s which I'd be happy to pass on on CD. I thought it was a pretty good profile, which got quite close to him. Maybe they'll repeat it though, now that he has died.

Beannachd Dé ar a ainm.
The film can be viewed on his website for those who haven't already seen it.
http://www.duffyphotographer.com/doko_folder/doko.html

[Mike O'Pray]

Just viewed it Keith and glad to be able to. Thanks

Mike

[jonsparkes]

Had a chuckle at this:
David Bailey said he would have no-one to argue with now. He said: "If you said 'It's a nice day' to Duffy, he'd pick an argument with you."

[TheoP]

That is sad news... I enjoyed his episode of "The man who shot the '60s".

[MPerson]

He, Bailey and Donovan influenced much of the way I viewed photography in the 60's. His revival is down to his son Chris who has been archiving his work over the last three years or so.

Thanks to Chris' work I have four Duffy prints on my wall that I never thought I would have.

Tuesday, I had to change a piece I had done for Artist Partners (http://www.artistpartners.com/history/obit_duffy.html), last October, into an obituary. I have also done a post on my Blog (http://filmus-monochromus.tumblr.com/post/679213973/brian-duffy-1933-2010) if anyone is interested.

Wherever Duffy is now he will be arguing the pants off of whoever is in charge and making their life hell. :D