#372 – Mental Proprioception
Big long conversation about change and mental health, then a trip down a used camera rabbit hole. Emma Summerton is our Photographer of the Week.
#371 – Moon Joy
Jeffery & Bill are back to discuss the amazing pictures from Artemis II and the cameras they used, as well as whether doing something without it trying to be great is doing it at all. Lillian Bassman, who has a show at The Met in NYC right now, is our Photographer of the Week.
Lunar Eclipse from space – Artemis 2
Liza Minelli and Michael Feinstein
David Hockney – Painting with Light
#370: Detritus of Life
Is it worth going backwards in order to go forward? Finding yourself again in things you thought were in your past. Pioneering documentary photographer Alice Seeley Harris is our Photographer of the Week.
“Blame it on my Youth” played by Keith Jarrett Trio
Alice Seeley Harris on Wikipedia
#369 – Digital Entitlement
We’re back!! At least every once in a while when we feel like it. This time to discuss Bill fixing the battery door of his beloved Pentax, how changing technology is effecting the reasons why we make things, and whether anyone has a good reason to buy a new camera anymore. Helen Levitt is our impromptu Photographer of the Week.
The Quest for Perfection Is Stunting Our Society
#368 – Everything Has Limits
Jeffery and Bill discuss the Dan Winters episode of the Disney/Hulu series ‘Photographer’ and how maker’s relationships with their partners and families allows them to do what they do. Adventure photographer Krystle Wright is our Photographer of the Week.
#367: Offended By Extension
Platon’s portrait of Richard Serra
Guy bought an Imacon scanner for $500
#366: A Big Fluffy Thing
Change the variables you control when that’s what’s holding you back. Also, how to have your portfolio stand out and fit in to the preconceived notions of your viewers all at the same time. Bastiaan Woudt is our Photographer of the Week.
Rebecca Ferguson photos by @juankr
Randomness – The 1975 interview
“Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” by Robert Pirsig
#365: It Feels Different
Something feels different for Jeffery and it’s a good thing, something feels different for Bill and it’s not a good thing. Tony Notarberardino is our Photographer of the Week.
Attention!: The power of simple decisions in a distracted world
Ai Vs Artists – The Biggest Art Heist in History
Tony Notarberadino in Interview Magazine
ACA Galleries – Chelsea Hotel Portraits
#364: I Don’t Think It’s Gonna Work
Jack Delano
EU Parliament tries to control AI
16,000 Artists in Midjourney Training Database
#363: Not In My Vocabulary
© Todd Schick
Jeffery is copying his art to photographs and Bill has found a new online color editor which he’s playing with while learning to accept and grow from critique. Todd Schick is our Photographer of the Week.
San Francisco Art Institute bought by Laurene Powell Jobs
“The Unseen Saul Leiter” on Amazon
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