EPISODE · May 6, 2014 · 1H 52M
106: The Story Is In The Risk
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, a new book from photographer Danny Lyon sparks a great discussion about intent and we unpack the idea of creating a body of work versus living your way through it. We also ask the question: “Is art a part of our lives or are our lives a part of some greater art?” Jeff Wall is our Photographer of the Week. Please help us grow the show by sharing it with your friends via Twitter or Facebook. Links for this episode:Danny Lyon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"The Seventh Dog" by Danny LyonSpec Sheet: the wildest ideas about smartphone cameras | The VergeMagic Lantern | HomePDNPulse » George Steinmetz Wonders: Was It Worth Getting Arrested for National Geographic Cover Story Photos?Amazon Technologies Granted a Patent in Lighting Techniques « Shoot The Centerfold®In Defense of Insanely Expensive PencilsDrone ban at Yosemite appears legally questionable | Ars TechnicaIn pictures: The 2014 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest - Telegraph::: The Perfect Exposure Gallery || Poetic Perspectives Exhibit :::rinzi ruiz photographyArtist's Statements of the Old Masters | John SeedJeff Wall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJeff Wall: "I begin by not photographing" - YouTubeThe Crooked Path - The Art of Jeff Wall | Ideas with Paul Kennedy | CBC RadioOn Taking Pictures - Community - Google+
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This week, a new book from photographer Danny Lyon sparks a great discussion about intent and we unpack the idea of creating a body of work versus living your way through it. We also ask the question: “Is art a part of our lives or are our lives a part of some greater art?” Jeff Wall is our Photographer of the Week. Please help us grow the show by sharing it with your friends via Twitter or Facebook.
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