146: Pattern Recognition Machine
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we’re going deep into discussing the power of a single photograph. Social or emotional impact notwithstanding, are photographs (or art for that matter) better with additional context? Also, you’ll never believe what Carol Armstrong found in her closet. Iconic sports shooter Neil Leifer is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures 2015 Listener Survey On Taking Pictures - G+ - Assignment: #streetscene Humans of New York Lets Send Kids to Harvard: Vidal Scholarship Fund | Indiegogo Life Obama meets kid who inspired million-dollar Humans of New York fundraiser Beyond the veil: photographs can be more powerful than art | Art and design | The Guardian Locus Online Perspectives » Kameron Hurley: The Privilege to Publish; the Power to Persevere The Sartorialist 190 Bowery on Vimeo Meeting your Heroes : On Taking Pictures The long-lost Apollo 11 artifacts discovered in Neil Armstrong’s closet - The Washington Post LensVid Exclusive: What Happened to the Photography Industry in 2014? - LensVid.comLensVid.com Affinity Photo - Professional image editing software for Mac Film is Here to Stay! Studios and Kodak Strike a Deal | Indiewire The Bixby Bridge by Moonlight | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Sports | Categories | Neil Leifer Professional Photographer Neil Leifer discusses his 50-year collection on Vimeo This week's OTP is sponsored by Skillfeed.com - Get your free 30-day trial!
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This week, we’re going deep into discussing the power of a single photograph. Social or emotional impact notwithstanding, are photographs (or art for that matter) better with additional context? Also, you’ll never believe what Carol Armstrong found in her closet. Iconic sports shooter Neil Leifer is our Photographer of the Week.
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