Five Photography Series and Documentaries to Help You Out of Turkey Coma

Need a few suggestions to help you take full advantage of that inevitable Turkey-coma that's sure to set in at some point this Thanksgiving? Fstoppers compiled a few photography-related shows and documentaries for you to comb over – just in case you need some “Netflix-and-chill” time while all of that tryptophan hits your system.

Tales by Light - Netflix

If you’re a Netflix junkie like me, you probably received an email last month informing you of Canon’s new series, Tales by Light. The series, a collaboration between National Geographic and Canon Australia, follows some of the world’s best photographers as they capture magnificent images all over the world.

Top Photographer with Nigel Barker - YouTube

We’ve all seen the popular reality competition shows such as Ink Master and Top Model. Adorama TV recently produced a reality series called Top Photographer, featuring Nigel Barker, that you can watch now on YouTube. New episodes from Season One are released weekly on Adorama TV’s YouTube channel.

The Many Lives of William Klein - YouTube

Considered by some to be one of the world’s most influential photographers, this documentary shines light on the many lives of William Klein.

DUFFY: The Man Who Shot the Sixties - YouTube

In 1970, Duffy burned all of his negatives and vanished from the public eye. Watch during the first public exhibition of his work as Duffy opens up about his life and why he set fire to the bulk of his work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyRPfevrb1k

Everybody Street – Netflix

New York City's street photographers are nearly as diverse and interesting as the city itself. In the documentary, Everybody Street, Cheryl Dunn profiles artists including Bruce Davidson, Mary Ellen, Jill Freedman, Jeff Mermelstein, and Martha Cooper.

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