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在美国当访问学者期间,一次与外国同行的摄影交流至今令我难忘。那是在2004年5月初,美国艺术学院教授、75岁的著名女摄影家芭芭拉·克伦(Barbara Crane)邀我作客她的新工作室,聊起天儿来才发现,我们俩竟有着相似的童年摄影经历。于是,一段关于“我和摄影”的对话就从这里开始。王:20世纪30-40年代的美国,女摄影家依然屈指可数,芭芭拉,你怎么爱上摄影的呢?克伦:我父亲是摄影爱好者,我很小的时候就跟他出去拍照,然后在暗房里不厌其烦地看他冲洗胶卷、放大照片。王:我跟你一样,记得5岁时父亲带我进暗房,我最爱看影像从显影液里渐
During the visit to the United States in the United States, a photographic exchange with foreign colleagues has so far made me unforgettable. It was at the beginning of May 2004 that Barbara Crane, a 75-year-old famous female photographer and a professor at the American Academy of Art, invited me to visit her new studio and talk about her days to find out that we both Has a similar childhood photography experience. So, a conversation about “Me and photography” begins here. Wang: In the 1930s and 1940s, there are still a few female photographers in the world. Barbara, how do you fall in love with photography? Karen: My father is a photography enthusiast. When I was a kid, I went out with him Take a picture, and then take the trouble to see him process the film in the darkroom to enlarge the picture. Wang: Like you, I remember when my 5-year-old father brought me into the darkroom.