EPISODE · Jul 29, 2014 · 1H 44M
118: Savings Bond of Memories
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we talk about photographs as a sort of time machine and how often embarrassing snapshots over time become the things you treasure most. Also, should the arts be co-opted by academia or is getting out and doing the work the way to go? How would you feel being famous for only shooting one person? It’s something we discuss around our Photographer of the Week, Milton Greene. Links for this episode:Fundy Software, Inc. | Guest Tip – Behind the Scenes with L.A. Photographer Patrick ShipstadNick Cave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaA Life In Pictures: Douglas Kirkland [Review] | Faded + BlurredFaded + BlurredFrancesca Gavin | Are MFAs Ruining Art? | ArtsyPhotography as a Balm for Mental Illness - NYTimes.comThings I Learned After My Photo Hit #1 on Reddit, and Why I Probably Shouldn't Have Posted ItCrop Sensors vs Full Frame :: Crop Or Crap? - YouTubeSharp Shooters: Classic Camera T-Shirts | Faded + BlurredFaded + BlurredAzuma Makoto Plants in SpaceOn Taking Pictures - Community - Google+Assignment: #crushed Milton H. Greene - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaMarilyn By Milton Greene on Pinterest | 2274 PinsThe largest Marilyn Monroe collection, vintage, fashion photographs at The ArchivesPhotos: Milton Greene's Photography | Vanity Fair
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This week, we talk about photographs as a sort of time machine and how often embarrassing snapshots over time become the things you treasure most. Also, should the arts be co-opted by academia or is getting out and doing the work the way to go? How would you feel being famous for only shooting one person? It’s something we discuss around our Photographer of the Week, Milton Greene.
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