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Daniel Marlos
Member, Freestyle Advisory Board of Photographic Professionals
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Daniel Marlos, is a Los Angeles based artist whose primary media of expression are photography, film and installation. For
nearly 25 years, he has turned his cameras toward the people and architecture of Los Angeles, constructing an intimate
portrait of the city through its buildings and their denizens. His latest body of work is even closer to home, focusing on
his house and yard, revealing beauty through the mundane and domestic situations that surround his daily life and routines.
He is currently designing the MTA bus station at Woodman for the Orange Line of rapid busses through the San Fernando
Valley. Daniel teaches photography fulltime at Los Angeles City College and is an adjunct Foundation faculty member at Art
Center College of Design.
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QUESTION:
Dear Mr. Marlos,
Could you tell me please the best way to capture the ONE TRUE MOMENT on film? By this, I mean, how can we put a memory of a person who meant so much to us in a photograph? How can this possible capture the enormity of the life experience?
I am waiting to hear back from you!
Anxiously yet peacefully yours,
Irene
Mr. Marlos' Answer:
Dear Irene,
A thing is so much more than the sum of its parts, and a photograph is no exception. A single image has a biased point of view, a solitary vantage point, and a quantifiable defined duration, none of which are characteristics of the en...full answer
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