#362: Motion Is The Happiness
© Jo Ann Callis
Turns out Jacob Collier is an amazing musician even if he doesn’t label his tracks. Jeffery and Bill discuss figuring out other people’s process and how sometimes it’s more fun not to know. Jo Ann Callis is our Photographer of the Week.
LOGIC SESSION BREAKDOWN: “Bridge Over Troubled Water”
Djesse Vol 4 cover art out of glass
This uncomfortable portrait of femininity has resonated for four decades
The Genius List – Jo Ann Callis interview
#361: Didn’t Have Enough Power
Marion Post Wolcott
AI video is here, but who is it good for? Reviews are mixed for the new Fuji x100VI. When does change make sense and when to leave well enough lone? Marion Post Wolcott is our Photographer of the Week.
Photoshop Wikipedia
Why “Shot on Iphone” Commercials Look So Good!
Marion Post Wolcott – Flashbak
Marion Post Wolcott – Wikipedia
#360: Toiled Away In Quiet Desperation
© Norman Parkinson
Circus Models and Slot Cars lead Jeffery and Bill into discussing the skill of overcoming indicision and the emotional ownership of the things you make. Classic 20th century photograph Norman Parkinson is Photographer of the Week.
Man Dodging a Kettle – Know Your Meme
“Ringmaster of His Own Design”
Elton John is selling his Photography collection
Norman Parkinson on Photogpedia
Norman Parkinson on IconicImages
Mamiya RZ67 bellows exposure compensation chart
What is Toneh? – Camera Conspiracies
#359: Consistency is Hard
Jeffery and Bill discuss the new documentary “The Greatest Night in Pop” on Netflix, photographing art, and pictures of themselves at 21. 20th century German photographer Herbert List is our Photographer of the Week.
The Photography Behind Earthrise
U2 Songs of Surrender cover photo
#358: Inverse of Social Media
© Gerald Cyrus
Brain and Life podcast featuring Bill Wadman
PhotoWalk podcast featuring Jeffery Saddoris
Unboxing Details of the Hollyland Lark Max
Gerald Cyrus “Harlem Nights” book
#357: Knife Burrito
© Cody Rasmussen
#356: Archaeological Remnants
© Karl Bissinger
A big folder of family photos to Bill leads him and Jeffery to discuss family history. We also go deep on the concept of a workspace and what it takes to make a good one. Plus we take a gander at a NYTimes piece which considers culture dead. Karl Bissinger is Photographer of the Week.
Vintage KitchenAid Superba dishwasher
Why Culture Has Come to a Standstill
Karl Bissinger google images search
Karl Bissinger “The Luminous Years” book on Amazon
#355: A World of Noise
© Deborah Turbeville
Jeffery Film Rec: “In The Mood for Love”
Bill Film Rec: “Cinema Paradiso”
Jeffery Album Rec: “Chicago Transit Authority”
Jeffery Album Rec: “Blood Sweat and Tears Greatest Hits”
Bill Album Rec: “Spilt Milk” Jellyfish
Bill Album Rec: “Redhead” Bleu
Jeffery Podcast Rec: Design Matters
Bill’s Podcast Rec: The Rest is History
Holland and Sandbrook on Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History Addendum
Deborah Turbeville at Staley Wise Gallery
Turbeville Composition Discussion
#354: Effort as Currency
© Peter Magubane
Christopher Nolan on ScriptNotes podcast
“In The Court of the Crimson King” documentary
Most Expensive Artworks Sold in 2023
Diebenkorn’s Ocean Park series
Peter Magubane obit on NYTimes
21 Icons: Peter Magubane short film
#353: We Need Another You
© ALAIN LABOILE
A.I. Is the Future of Photography. Does That Mean Photography Is Dead?
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