114: Creativity On A Wire
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we’re discussing the difficulties in making decisions - creative or otherwise - without first knowing the outcome. Also, beyond likes and hit counters, what’s the real value in going viral? Plus, Apple’s recent announcement about the future of Aperture has us musing on our reliance on software and what to do when the tool(s) you love are no longer available. Conceptual fine art photographer Brooke Shaden is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: What Beauty Looks Like, From Argentina to Vietnam - Megan Garber - The Atlantic Nikon D810 | Go behind the scenes of a fantasy fashion shoot with Miss Aniela - YouTube Instagram and Art Theory Apple to replace Aperture and iPhoto with Photos for OS X early next year | 9to5Mac Adobe makes photography program price permanent, unveils 14 new apps | Digital Camera World Shutter by StreamNation on the App Store on iTunes What is craft? What is art? Does it matter? — Minutia Shaden: Gallery Brooke Shaden - YouTube The Candid Frame #175 - Brooke Shaden | The Candid Frame: A Photography Podcast Brooke Shaden "Inspiration in Photography" on Amazon
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This week, we’re discussing the difficulties in making decisions - creative or otherwise - without first knowing the outcome. Also, beyond likes and hit counters, what’s the real value in going viral? Plus, Apple’s recent announcement about the future of Aperture has us musing on our reliance on software and what to do when the tool(s) you love are no longer available. Conceptual fine art photographer Brooke Shaden is our Photographer of the Week.
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