#49: Happiness is an Inside Job
Things get a little heavy as Bill and Jeffery discuss the importance of dreams and what often keeps us from chasing them. Plus, standing up for the value of your work, just how limited are limited editions and pioneering female photographer Margaret Bourke-White as Photographer of the Week.
Links for this episode:
- Get ASMP Photographer’s Guide to Copyright
- AnandTech | Understanding Camera Optics & Smartphone Camera Trends, A Presentation by Brian Klug
- The Candid Frame #179 – Alison Turner | The Candid Frame: A Photography Podcast
- Amazon.com: Bones Brigade: Tony Alva, Steve Caballero, Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen
- Alison Turner Photography | Alison Turner Photography
- The Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner by Lomography — Kickstarter
- Court dismisses lawsuit over Eggleston reprints – The Art Newspaper
- Dye Transfer Printing
- Richard Koci Hernandez Multimedia Journalist
- On Taking Pictures – Google+
- Margaret Bourke-White – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Margaret Bourke White: Susan Goldman Rubin: 9780810943810: Amazon.com: Books
- Margaret Bourke-white: The Early Work, 1922-1930 (Pocket Paragon Series): Ronald E. Ostman, Harry Littell, Margaret Bourke-White: 9781567922998: Amazon.com: Books
- Amazon.com: Margaret Bourke-White: Moments in History (9781938922121): Sean Quimby, Oliva María Rubio, Margaret Bourke-White: Books
- Portrait of Myself: Margaret Bourke-White, Jonathan Silverman: 9780839828587: Amazon.com: Books
#48: $500 and a Lollipop
Bill and Jeffery try to iron out the intricacies of copyright and usage, photography as part of a larger, happier life. Photographer and film director Gordon Parks as Photographer of the Week.
Links for this episode:
- Gina Trapani — The 40 Hottest Women in Tech | Complex
- Top 40 Hottest Women in Tech Was Supposed to Focus on Their Beautiful Insides
- Controlling illegal use of copyrighted material on the Web – Los Angeles Times
- Kind of Screwed – Waxy.org
- TAKE MY PICTURE on Vimeo
- WENDY PATON PHOTOGRAPHY
- Dear Mr. Eggleston < Killing the Buddha
- William Eggleston: Democratic Camera, Photographs and Video, 1961-2008
- The Gordon Parks Foundation
- gordon parks – Google Search
- Gordon Parks, a Master of the Camera, Dies at 93 – New York Times
- Amazon.com: American Photography DVD
#47: Inspiration Is Like Tinkerbell
Knowing when to stop, how sometimes quantity leads to quality, backup follow-up, and more. Photographer and Filmmaker Anton Corbijn is Photographer of the Week.
Links for this episode:
- Welcome | Digital Photography Best Practices and Workflow | dpBestflow
- Underwater Photography: Bruce Mozert’s 1950s Shots Of Stuntwoman Ginger Stanley Will Make Your Day (PHOTOS)
- Storytelling Made Easy- Marcus Donner Presents Photos and Video with the Samsung NX – YouTube
- Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values: Robert M. Pirsig: 9780061673733: Amazon.com: Books
- On Taking Pictures Special – “Hackintosh” : On Taking Pictures
- anton corbijn
- Anton Corbijn – IMDb
- Amazon.com: Anton Corbijn: Inwards and Onwards (9783829605588): Anton Corbijn: Books
- Anton Corbijn: Star Trak: Anton Corbijn: 9783829600569: Amazon.com: Books
- Inside the American: Anton Corbijn: 9783829604765: Amazon.com: Books
#46: 151 Lights and a News Desk
Bill gets fancy at the news desk, the importance of backups and technique vs gear. Plus, influential documentary photographer, Robert Frank as Photographer of the Week.
Links for this episode:
- The Slanted LensCapturing Stills from Video with the Canon 1DC – The Slanted Lens
- Who Pays Photographers?
- Robert Frank – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Peeling Back The Veneer: Robert Frank
- Robert Frank “The Americans” – a short review : On Taking Pictures
#45: “True North On Your Creative Compass”
Light looking like lights, the long-term view of your portfolio, science vs alchemy of film, and more. Stéphane Lavoué is Photographer of the Week.
#44: “Sensor Verite”
How much change is too much change for the sake of commerce? Why portraits are different than other types of photography, and who is copyright really protecting? Classic sports magazine shooter Ozzie Sweet is Photographer of the Week.
#43: “Artistic Monkhood”
Safe vs Experimental, to get good you need to stop trying to get good, and Jeffery’s monologue at 42:20 which is among the best things ever spoken on our show. Iconic war photograph Robert Capa is Photographer of the Week.
#42: “That’s Just Going to the Driving Range”
Style vs Fashion and How do you develop a style anyway? The influence of luck, snow angels, and listener Q&A. Michael Light is Photographer of the Week.
#41: “Our Microscopes Got More Powerful”
Decaying Americana, taking being uncomfortable one small step at a time, and some talk about starting a flickr group on this week’s show. Modernist Paul Strand is Photographer of the Week.
#40: “I’m Buying a Smoke Machine”
The new Gregory Crewdson Documentary, the morality of Photoshop, and Q&A from a pile of listener emails. Master of masters Richard Avedon is Photographer of the Week.
