#320: Put This Robe On And Come With Me

by Bill Wadman - Tuesday, June 12, 2018  

© Vivian Cherry

This week, we go a little off the reservation talking about connecting to a process but not to outcome of what was ultimately produced. We cite examples from photography, cinema and music. Also, a discussion around the first time we felt like we were part of a tribe and how we sometimes are still able to tap into how that felt. Vivian Cherry is our Photographer of the Week.

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