#250: Like the Whos in Whoville
© Addison Scurlock
This week, have the tools taken the mystery out of photography? When you no longer think about technical requirements to make photographs, have we gone too far or is that the point? Also, a couple terrific submissions from listeners — including one that has us marvelling at photos from an earlier time in America. Plus, is there value in keeping meticulous records of your life? We’re celebrating Black History Month by spotlighting African American Photographers of the Week, beginning with Addison Scurlock.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #atwork
100 Megapixels – New Standard in Advertising Photography – Blair Bunting
Film Photography: Kodak May Resurrect More Than Ektachrome | Time.com
Sports : A Study in Motion : Blair Bunting : Commercial Photographer : LA
American Civil Rights – Magnum Photos
I Am Not Your Negro: Theater Showtimes & Ticket Purchasing – The Official Showtimes Destination
Joe Rogan Experience #906 – Henry Rollins – YouTube
U2 > News > The Joshua Tree Tour 2017
Lennart Nilsson, Photographer Who Unveiled the Invisible, Dies at 94 – The New York Times
Shealah Craighead is Officially Trump’s Chief White House Photographer
Scurlock, Addison (1883-1964) | The Black Past: Remembered and Reclaimed
The Scurlock Studio: Picture of Prosperity | People & Places | Smithsonian
Annie King Phillips: Photography and the Addison Scurlock Family of Photographers – YouTube
The Scurlocks and Black Washington – YouTube
(571) Addison Scurlock Photography on Pinterest
#249: Ancillary Collaboration
© Chuck Stewart
This week, we discuss the seemingly innate skills and abilities of our fathers and grandfathers and how somewhere along the way, that “folk wisdom” was either lost or perhaps no longer needed. Were the skills handed down to them, or simply a byproduct of the time and place in which they lived? Have we evolved? Also, we mention a few terrific documentaries about art and design that are currently available for streaming. Chuck Stewart is our Photographer of the Week.
Metallica Performs “Atlas, Rise!” – YouTube
Popcorn Sutton`s last dam run of Likker [FULL MOVIE] – YouTube
Modern art was CIA ‘weapon’ | The Independent
Episode #9: The CIA/AbEx Connection — ArtCurious Podcast
Interview with Chief Official White House Photographer Pete Souza
The President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office – YouTube
The presidents photographer PART 1 – YouTube
My Pentax 645z Medium Format Conversion in a Nutshell – Medium
Leica Sofort // Photography – Leica Camera AG
Chuck Stewart | Credits | AllMusic
Remembering Jazz Photographer Chuck Stewart – The Daily Beast
Chuck Stewart, Jazz Photographer, Dies at 89; – The New York Times
The Jazzy Blue Notes of Reid Miles – Retinart
#248: Albatross Is On The Move
© Rusty Fox
This week, a discussion around the historic worldwide Women’s March on Washington has us wondering “are we so used to things ‘being Photoshopped’ that we ignore actual photographic evidence?” Also, Jeffery gets a faux secret service detail. Plus, getting “the shot” in three minutes — what do you do if you didn’t get it? Has Fuji gotten the feel right with the new X100F and XT-20? Rusty Fox is our Photographer of the Week.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #wornout
Tony Mobley (@tmo365) • Instagram photos and videos
“Humanist/Activist.” (@ruddyroye) • Instagram photos and videos
Amazon.com : Leica M (Typ 262) Digital Rangefinder Camera (Black Body Only) : Camera & Photo
What it’s like to have under three minutes to photograph president-elect Trump – The Washington Post
Here’s what the 2007 iPhone’s photos look like – CNET – Page 14
Saving you bandwidth on Google+ through machine learning
Overview of the REDCODE File Format
Amazon.com : Fujifilm X100F 24.3 MP APS-C Digital Camera – Silver (X100F – Silver) : Camera & Photo
Amazon.com : Fujifilm X-T20 Mirrorless Digital Camera – Black (X-T20 Body – Black) : Camera & Photo
#247: Keep the Nihilist in the Closet
© Luigi Ghirri
This week, we discuss the connection between purpose and happiness. Are they connected? Does one precede the other? What happens to our work when we no longer feel any purpose in engaging in it? Does it merely become practice? If so, to what end? Also, a reflection on the life of Gene Cernan and men like him, who dared to leave their home behind “just to see if they could do it.” Luigi Ghirri is our Photographer of the week.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #bookCover
2017 Presidential Inauguration
Getting Tickets to the 2017 Inauguration
Studs Terkel “Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do”
I Earned More From Photo Gigs in 2016 With My iPhone Than My DSLRs
Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader — Apple – Apple
Download Lightroom for mobile | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for mobile
Home | The Last Man on the Moon
Luigi Ghirri – Selected Works – Matthew Marks Gallery
MACK – Luigi Ghirri – Kodachrome
Luigi Ghirri’s Kodachromes Revisited | TIME
#246: If I Start This, Then I’ll Have To Finish It
© Jerry Schatzberg
Sometimes, you need to take stock of the path you’re on to make sure you get where you’re trying to go. Other times, you may need to change the destination entirely. This week, we’re talking about looking at where we are and what to do if it’s just a little off. We’re also talking about new projects and how sometimes just rolling up your sleeves and doing the work is all that matters. Jerry Schatzberg is our Photographer of the Week.
Webinar001 – 5by5 | Karl Taylor’s Photography Blog
The Dell Canvas is the Latest Smart Workspace Touchscreen Display Device | Fstoppers
Amazon.com: Audio-Technica ATH-M50x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones
Amazon.com: Etymotic Research ER4XR Extended Range In-Ear Monitors
EXCLUSIVE: Kodak Ektachrome 100 is Coming Back in 35mm Format
Luminous Landscape Speculates DJI Bought Hasselblad
Ep 241 #DecisiveMoment – OTP Podcast Weekly Photo Challenge – YouTube
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #skylight
Interview with Jerry Schatzberg / Rozhovor s Jerrym Schatzbergem – YouTube
Women Then: Photographs 1954-1969 – Jerry Schatzberg on Amazon
#245: A Higher Form of Noise
© Kurt William Kamka
We’re starting out the new year discussing transformation — specifically, the transformation that seems to be an essential component to making art with a capital ‘A.’ To help with the discussion, we’re using a terrific Netflix documentary series that traces the foundations and evolution of Hip Hop that brilliantly exemplifies transformation at work. Through interviews and archival footage, we see the origin story that took hip hop from back alleys and front rooms in the Bronx to stadiums all over the world. Kurt William Kamka is our Photographer of the Week.
Pete Souza (@petesouza) • Instagram photos and videos
Behind the Lens: 2016 Year in Photographs – The White House – Medium
Depeche Mode Return With Anton Corbijn, New ‘Spirit’ Record And 2017 Tour
Afrika Bambaataa – Planet Rock – YouTube
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – The Message – YouTube
Patti Smith Never Wanted to Be Famous – Here’s The Thing – WNYC
Denon Wood Headphones on Amazon
What’s in the Bag of Kurt Kamka? – YouTube
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #beginning
#244: That’s the Arrow That Got Through
© Rodney Smith
This week, trying to reconcile the highs and lows of the past year and how for some of us, when an artist dies, a little piece of our history or even the personal identity that we have associated with the person (or their body of work) dies as well. It’s as if our potential, whether realized or not is inexorably tied to their energy. Also, a little about what’s next for each of us in 2017. Rodney Smith is our Photographer of the Week. Happy New Year everyone.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #2016
On the Music Dying, and Making it Matter – Chris Osmond
Billy Squier – Christmas Is The Time To Say “I Love You” – YouTube
Aaron Copland: Concerto for Clarinet and String Orchestra – YouTube
Edward Burtynsky’s Epic Landscapes – The New Yorker
R3 Monobath Developer Lets You Process Your Film with One Chemical Bath
Photographer recounts moment Russian envoy was assassinated – CNN.com
Wired Magazine for $5 on Amazon Prime
Rodney Smith (photographer) – Wikipedia
Rodney Smith, Whimsical Photographer, Dies at 68 – The New York Times
Narrative Portraiture: On Location in New York with Rodney Smith
#243: Can You Make the Logo Bigger?
© Lori Vrba
This week, we’re starting off with a little about gear, specifically the new Microsoft Surface Studio and the uncertain future of desktop Macs. From there it’s on to David Hockney and a somewhat relativistic view of the “good” of art and whether or not one piece of art is really any better than another. Also, are bigger prints always better? Plus, we take a trip to the Crit Wall. Lori Vrba is our Photographer of the Week.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #isolation
Saul Leiter in Conversation with Vince Aletti – YouTube
A History of Pictures: From the Cave to the Computer Screen
MTA – Arts & Design | NYCT Permanent Art
lori vrba (@lorivrba) • Instagram photos and videos
dr5 Film Lab – dr5-B&W-slide – B&W-negative – C41 – E6 – Film Processing World Wide
Edward Snowden tells Jack Dorsey Twitter’s features are ‘painful’ and ‘terrible’
#242: Lack of Stasis
© Jack Davison
This week, we discuss TIME’s Person of the Year cover and portfolio, made by Nadav Kandar. Specifically, we unpack questions raised by the potentially subversive nature of the work and whether or not an artist has a responsibility to art before personal belief. As part of the discussion, we also reference a collection of Dorothea Lange’s previously censored photographs of FDR’s Japanese concentration camps. Jack Davison is our Photographer of the Week.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #framewithinaframe
A Look Into Time Magazine’s Latest Image of ‘Person of the Year’ Donald Trump – Resource Magazine
See Portraits of Donald Trump’s Most Trusted Advisers | TIME
Behind TIME’s Donald Trump Person of the Year Cover | TIME
Platon Tells the Story Behind His Portrait of Vladimir Putin
Green Day are selling all of their albums on cassette with an old school boombox – NME
Nnadav Kander portrait of Scorsese
Dorothea Lange’s Censored Photographs of FDR’s Japanese Concentration Camps — Anchor Editions
First Dinosaur Tail Found Preserved in Amber
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II Hands-on Review – YouTube
2016 MKBHD Studio Tour in 360°! – YouTube
Affinity Photo 1.5 – our biggest update yet
(@billwadman) • Instagram Red Camera
(@billwadman) • Instagram Dead Enigma
Henri Cartier Bresson frame within a frame shot
Great Performers: The Portraits – The New York Times
Jack Davison (@jackdavisonphoto) • Instagram photos and videos
#241: The Final Ten Percent Takes Ninety Percent of the Time
© Danny Clinch
This week, details about the OTP Gift Exchange and some of our book suggestions. Also, how would what you make and release into the world — your art — be different if there were negative consequences to showing it? Plus, is it worth it to print all of your photos? Danny Clinch is our Photographer of the Week.
On Taking Pictures – Google+ – Assignment: #decisiveMoment
Canon EOS 5D Mark III – Wikipedia
William Eggleston: Democratic Camera
A Beautiful Anarchy, “David duChemin”
An Inner Silence: The Portraits of Henri Cartier-Bresson
Regarding Heroes – Yousuf Karsh
The Crown (TV series) – Wikipedia
Donald Trump wants to ‘close up’ the Internet – Dec. 8, 2015
The future president is blocking people on Twitter like there’s no tomorrow
What It Means To Be An Artist In The Time Of Trump | The Huffington Post
Former Cuban Leader Fidel Castro Dies at 90 | TIME
The Last of Us: Part 2 Reveal Trailer – PSX 2016 – YouTube
My Pentax 645z Medium Format Conversion in a Nutshell – Medium
Rock and Roll Photo GOD Danny Clinch the Interview: RAWtalk 138 – YouTube
Anderson Cooper interviews photography “rock star” – CBS News
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