Robert M. Knight

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  Bob Knight (trombone), Bill Hinshaw, Jimmy McGee (French horn); Harry Klee, Justin Gordon, Bob Hardaway (reeds); Donn Trenner (piano), Catherine Gotthoffer (harp), 16-piece string section

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  Photographer Robert M. Knight

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  Robert Knight, Photographer

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  Robert M. Knight, rock photographer, has gotten SLASH to write the introduction to Knight's new book, Rock Gods: Forty Years of Rock Photography. This book contains over 200 full-color and black-and-white photos within its 148 pages. Knight began his career shooting pictures of Jimi Hendrix and has gone on to define generations of rock stars from the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin to Run DMC and Green Day.

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  Wednesday Edition: Robert Knight | Leave a comment
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  Wednesday Edition: Robert Knight
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  Our dinner conversation is actually germane to today's edition, Mameve, Cambridge, MA by Boston-based photographer Robert Knight, from his ongoing series Dwelling.
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  This all relates to Robert because one of the things that I've always found so fascinating about his work is how he creates portraits of people using their stuff, without actually including the people in it. What he includes and how he includes it is entirely subjective, as all photography is in the end. As he says in his statement the things in my photographs belong to my subjects, but by looking through my lens and the inherent imposition of my interests, beliefs and stereotypes, they may experience them as if they are another's. To add further texture to his process, all of his images have the lushness of paintings, his still lifes recalling the intricacies and intimacy of the Dutch Masters.
  
  In a world where we're so inundated with photographic images, and where our private selves are so easily accessed via Flickr or Facebook, the role of the artist in constructing identity becomes ever more complicated. This is especially true with photography as an art medium — what distinguishes a snapshot from a "fine art" photo? Can't anyone with a camera take a good picture? How does one distinguish oneself as an artist when so many people are taking so many kinds of pictures? These kinds of questions are endless, and I confess that they sometimes keep me up at night. (In a good way, as it's the kind of thing I enjoy picking apart.) The skill, subtlety and sophistication that Robert employs in his work is one kind of answer, and watching develop Dwelling renews my faith in fine art photography's importance.

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  The Rockstar Experience package will be one lucky winner's shot at fame; the winner of this item will be featured on a huge "Poster of Fame," photographed by world-renowned rock photographer Robert Knight.
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  The winning bidder will also receive a signed copy of Robert Knight's new book "Rock Gods: Forty Years of Rock Photography. Robert Knight is best known for his "Guitar Legend" archive, having worked with such artists as Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, as well as such contemporary artists as John Mayer, Tom Morello, and John-5.

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  Topics range from North Korean defectors to the music of the Civil Rights Movement to rock photographer Robert Knight, but this 40-minute documentary about two refugees and close friends from the Congo brings us closer to the plight and resilience of a people far-removed from our society.

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  Last Movie Seen?Rock Prophecies… really good documentary about the famous rock photographer Robert Knight.

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  Production Complete on “Rock Prophecies”, a Feature-Length Film Spotlighting the Life and Art of Veteran Rock ‘N Roll Photographer Robert M. Knight | (more…) | No Comments » PATD Online [dot] COM | Panic At The Disco Online > Production Complete on "Rock Prophecies", a Feature-Length Film Spotlighting the Life and Art of Veteran Rock 'N Roll Photographer Robert M. Knight
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  Production Complete on "Rock Prophecies", a Feature-Length Film Spotlighting the Life and Art of Veteran Rock 'N Roll Photographer Robert M. Knight
  
  Smart, hip, funny and moving, Rock Prophecies is a backstage pass into the eccentric world of rock 'n roll from the vantage point of an obsessed photographer. Barely 18, Robert M. Knight befriended and captured Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin well before they became iconic.
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  During photo assignments, mysteries about the creative process are explored as Knight revisits his life long guitar heroes such as SLASH, Santana, and Jeff Beck.
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  Among the things that set the film apart is that in a career spanning five decades, Knight has forged lasting friendships with his famous subjects, many of whom play active roles in the story. Knight well understands that a rock photographer is only as good as his access, and that being there at the right time and place can become the stuff of legend.

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