#328: Between the Accolades
Jeffery’s exploration of media, materials, and IKEA shelving leads us to a discussion of legacy and perspective and hope in creative endeavors. And yes, there’s a bit of follow-up about Bill’s GFX.
#327: Going Back To Move Forward
This week, we discuss Bill’s new camera purchase and whether the hardware is the problem or if it’s just a stand-in for Bill’s ambivalence about the future of professional photography. You know, casual Bill/Jeffery conversation fare. Welcome to 2023 everyone.
Johnny Carson Carnac the Magnificent
Bill’s GFX100s playback exposure issue
#326: Special Episode – Apple Announcement Oct 2018
They said it would never happen – that we were through, done for, washed up. Turns out, all it took was a new Mac Mini, Macbook Air, and an iPad Pro for us to dust off the mics and smash that record button. Is it a one off? Will there be more? Time will tell…
#325: Closing The Loop
© Pete Souza
This week, we close the loop on 325 episodes of talking about photography, creativity, and sometimes just the ups and downs of life in general. It has been such a privilege to be a small part of your lives for the past six years. Speaking for myself, I am a better person for having done this show, though I would imagine Bill feels the same. This show has—in no uncertain terms—changed my life and whether you have listened to one episode or all of them, thank you for making time in your lives for us each and every week. I don’t think either one of us know what’s next, but I do know that we would love to keep the conversations going. Thank you again for six amazing years.
5by5 | On Taking Pictures #43: Artistic Monkhood
Open Broadcaster Software | Home
Pete Souza (@petesouza) • Instagram photos and videos
The President’s Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office | PBS
Process Driven – Jeffery Saddoris
#324: Another Stick in the Spokes
Alfred Stanley Johnson
With only one more episode of OTP left, this week we actually start with a discussion around photography—specifically, focusing on the tools (either hardware or software) you need or will actually use in your creative workflow. Sometimes we get caught up in looking at all of what a camera or piece of software does or is capable of doing without looking at what we actually need it to do. Also, a continuation of last week’s discussion where we talk about Don McCullin’s view that at least some of his professional life was wasted documenting the human suffering associated with war. Alfred Stanley Johnson is our Photographer of the Week.
Adobe debuts Project Rush, its new all-in-one video editor | TechCrunch
Harry Perry (musician) – Wikipedia
PROJECTIONS Tickets, Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite
HAG Capisco Ergonomic Office Chair – Fully
Charlie Rose – Richard Avedon – YouTube
Laylah Amatullah Barrayn Celebrates Women Photographers of the African Diaspora – VICE
Luminous Portraits of Sliced Fruit Glow Like Stained Glass Windows | Colossal
The difference between Photorealism and Hyperrealism | Plus One Gallery
BackStory with the American History Guys
Faking It: Manipulated Photography before Photoshop: Mia Fineman: 9780300185010: Amazon.com: Books
Larger Than Life: Tall-Tale Postcards | Wisconsin Historical Society
Exaggeration Postcards of A. S. Johnson, Jr. 1909-1923
Early 1900s Postcards Show Off Primitive ‘Photoshopping’ Skills | WIRED
Jude Gerard Prest – Jeffery Saddoris
#323: There’s No Control Group in Life
© Don McCullin
This week, a discussion around knowing (or thinking we know) when it’s time to change directions, whether in a body of work, a relationship, where to live, etc. Also, what happens when the dream you wanted isn’t the reality you get? Plus, according to a federal judge, photos on the internet are fair use…yes, even yours. Don McCullin is our Photographer of the Week.
In Hollywood-Style Jailbreak, French Convict Flees Prison – The New York Times
Jonathan Coulton – Tom Cruise Crazy MUSIC VIDEO – YouTube
The Control Group – An Elaborate System of Pulleys and Levers
Entourage (U.S. TV series) – Wikipedia
Mark Wahlberg Talks to Christmas Animals – SNL – YouTube
Court Rules Copying Photos Found on Internet is Fair Use
Floating Heroes – Photographs and text by Sowrav Das | LensCulture
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera | Blackmagic Design
Don McCullin · Irreconcilable Truths
Don McCullin at War – The New York Times
Don McCullin by Alfred Dunhill – YouTube
#322: Waiting For The Supersaturation Point
© Girma Berta
This week, a pre-show discussion spills over into the show as we dive into the idea of myth and reputation and wrestle with the evolving definition of success. Also, episode 324 will be the last episode of OTP. We are grateful for the time that we’ve spent with you and with each other—logging well over 600 hours talking about photography and creativity—but we both feel like it’s time to explore some other areas. We’ll do one more regular show and then the final episode will be a Q&A, so send us your questions! Girma Berta is our Photographer of the Week.
Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke – YouTube
Frank Zappa BBC Documentary 1993 – YouTube
Soundography #12: Frank Zappa – Soundography | A Crash Course in Music, One Band at a Time!
Frank Zappa | Album Discography | AllMusic
Beatles Rooftop Concert – Video Dailymotion
The Best Cameras for Color Reproduction, Ranked
QP Card QP Color Reference Card 203 Book GQP203 B&H Photo Video
My Pentax 645z Medium Format Conversion in a Nutshell
“What Were You Thinking?” with Legendary Magnum Photographer Elliott Erwitt – YouTube
Girma Berta (@gboxcreative) • Instagram photos and videos
Girma Berta works | Addis Fine Art
Ethiopian Photographer : Girma Berta on Kana TV’s Masters at Work (KanaTV ) – YouTube
#321: And There It Hangs
© Kenji Toma
This week, sometimes hardware fails or at least doesn’t perform the way you think or hope it should We start the show with a couple stories about dealing with what happens next. Also, at what point to upgrades no longer make sense. Plus, a fascinating body of work from a very unexpected source. Kenji Toma is our Photographer of the Week.
Review: Fujifilm 35mm f2 R WR (Fujifilm X Mount)
PPN – Photo Podcast Network – PhotoPodcasts.com
Joe McNally – Da Grip – YouTube
Leica M10 vs M6 | Street Photography and Portraits in NYC with ioegreer – YouTube
Nikon F2 – Interchangeable Finders
How to Make 20 SHORT FILMS in 20 days (pt.1) – YouTube
How to Make 20 Short Films in 20 Days (pt.2) – YouTube
The Artwork Was Rejected. Then Banksy Put His Name to It. – The New York Times
Banksy print stolen from Toronto exhibit – CNN Style
Frank Zappa BBC Documentary 1993 – YouTube
Disquieting Landscapes from Surveillance Cameras Around the World
Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents: Pete Souza: 9780316421829: Amazon.com: Books
Kenji Toma’s Most Beautiful Flowers – British Journal of Photography
Karl Blossfeldt | Michael Hoppen Gallery
#320: Put This Robe On And Come With Me
© 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.
Kubrick’s Right-Hand Leading Man | Here’s The Thing | WNYC Studios
uta barth | the official website
DaVinci Resolve 15 | Blackmagic Design
Kodak Professional (@kodakprofessional) • Instagram photos and videos
Society6 | Affordable Art Prints, iPhone Cases and T-shirts
Cine Lenses | SIGMA GLOBAL VISION
A 97-Year-Old Photographer and Her Love Affair with New York – Feature Shoot
Vivian Cherry’s Portrayal of NYC – YouTube
#319: Who Buys The Ink?
© Jim Reed
This week, if everyone is chasing the same aesthetic, how do you know when what you make is good? Also, where do you take your work if you feel you’ve peaked? Plus, is the old stuff really better than what’s new? Or is it just that it’s more familiar? Jim Reed is our Photographer of the Week.
Carrie Mae Weems: Kitchen Table Series
Jim Reed Photography – Extreme Weather
Storm Chaser: A Photographer’s Journey by Jim Reed! – YouTube
Jim Reed: Meet one of the prominent extreme weather photographers | Digital Trends
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