Photographer Ian Macdonald by Jamie Macdonald

Jamie Macdonald@jamemac

@Jonathan_Worth rubbing yer tummy tap yer head haha hope you enjoy the film comments please @jamemac #shootingtime#britishdocumentary#phonar

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Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:09:37

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— Jamie Macdonald (@jamemac)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:09:37

Lucy Bartlett@lucybphotos

Currently watching @jamemac's film on his dad and photographer Ian Macdonald  http://vimeo.com/79474213  #phonar #storyaboutastoryteller

Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:56:59

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— Lucy Bartlett (@lucybphotos)Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:56:59

Jess Oakes@xxJESSxxOAKESxx

His early family snap lead to a visual journey #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:55:57

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— Jess Oakes (@xxJESSxxOAKESxx)Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:55:57

Kerrie Caine@kcainephoto

When you go out into the world things start to happen and you make responses to them #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:57:16

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— Kerrie Caine (@kcainephoto)Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:57:16

Lucy Bartlett@lucybphotos

"When I make a photograph, you've got to go out in the atmosphere. Things begin to happen and you make responses to them" #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:00:53

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— Lucy Bartlett (@lucybphotos)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:00:53

Yasmin Taylor@YasminsImagery

pictures tell a story and a part of your adventure #phonar

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Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:58:56

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— Yasmin Taylor (@YasminsImagery)Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:58:56

Deana Chantler Photo@DChantlerPhoto

Ian Macdonald depict a time, place and change gradually fading from the landscape #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:56:31

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— Deana Chantler Photo (@DChantlerPhoto)Wed, Nov 19 2014 10:56:31

Emma Shea@Emma_Shea92

Wanted to get down things around him, about things he believes in. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:00:47

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— Emma Shea (@Emma_Shea92)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:00:47

Bryony Johnson@BryonyJohnson17

Pictures tell a small story, if it tells a big story they are the significant pictures #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:01:59

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— Bryony Johnson (@BryonyJohnson17)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:01:59

Kate Green@KateGreen28

'You can get an instant impression that actually means something.’ But it’s also about communicating that message further. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:01:31

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— Kate Green (@KateGreen28)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:01:31

Oliver David Wood@OllyWoodPhoto

We need to know how the world works in order to know how to frame it into an image. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:02:13

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— Oliver David Wood (@OllyWoodPhoto)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:02:13

Katherine Michelle@K_Mphotography

"Macdonald is still asking questions about how the world works before he asks questions about how that fits into a frame" #phonar @HodgsonF

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:04:46

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— Katherine Michelle (@K_Mphotography)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:04:46

Jonathan Worth@Jonathan_Worth

"Ian Macdonald’s pictures are read rather than seen” @HodgsonF #Phonar  http://phonar.org/2014/11/phonar-session-8/ …

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:04:48

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— Jonathan Worth (@Jonathan_Worth)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:04:48

Kate Green@KateGreen28

Ian McDonald adds visual historical context into the frame which places them in that time. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:05:14

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— Kate Green (@KateGreen28)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:05:14

Rebecca Woodall@rebeccawphoto

This also linked to Alam's idea that through the noise - certain projects will stand out; in this case, work informed by context #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:06:52

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— Rebecca Woodall (@rebeccawphoto)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:06:52

Stephen Ma@StephenMa_

Ian MacDonald talks about a guy he met who was 'not really bothered about the picture but how the photograph exists as an object' #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:08:36

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— Stephen Ma (@StephenMa_)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:08:36

Kate Green@KateGreen28

1/2 It’s amazing to see original vintage prints which have the weight & texture which is intended by the photographer. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:11:00

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Stephen Ma@StephenMa_

collectors of photographs look out for 'the surface of the photograph, the weight of the photograph and the tone of the photograph' #phonar

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Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:09:37

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— Stephen Ma (@StephenMa_)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:09:37

Siyana Kasabova@skasabovaphoto

Ian Macdonald: The significant pictures are the ones that tell a story #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:11:15

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— Siyana Kasabova (@skasabovaphoto)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:11:15

Victoria Simkiss@VJS_Photography

"Macdonald asks questions about how the world works rather than how it fits into a photograph frame" Francis Hodgson #phonar

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Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:08:50

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— Victoria Simkiss (@VJS_Photography)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:08:50

Yasmin Taylor@YasminsImagery

He didn't photograph things that he didn't understand. #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:14:18

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— Yasmin Taylor (@YasminsImagery)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:14:18

Emma Shea@Emma_Shea92

Followed shift patterns with workers. By sharing experiences with subjects he created some of his more powerful images #phonar

Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:15:43

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— Emma Shea (@Emma_Shea92)Wed, Nov 19 2014 11:15:43