152: The Stone is Noise
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, a question sent in for last week’s Q&A show around deciding how to know when something just isn’t working sparks a terrific discussion on purpose, intent, cutting through the noise and even throwing in the towel. We also talk about how to give your own work value, when value is so subjective. Harold "Doc" Edgerton and Gjon Mili are our first dual Photographers of the Week. Links for this episode: Sebastião Salgado’s Journey From Brazil to the World - NYTimes.com Wim Wenders | Welcome to the official Site of WIM WENDERS Welcome to DrewStruzan.com Drew: The Man Behind The Poster Flashtube - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Buff Obituary - JACKSON, AL | Mobile Register and Baldwin County Speed of flash for high speed photography FIELD NOTES COLORS:“TWO RIVERS” EDITION Harold Eugene Edgerton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Quicker'n a Wink Harold "Doc" Edgerton Quicker 'n a Wink - YouTube Gjon Mili - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Gjon Mili - Google Search Slide Show: Gjon Mili and the Science of Movement - The New Yorker
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This week, a question sent in for last week’s Q&A show around deciding how to know when something just isn’t working sparks a terrific discussion on purpose, intent, cutting through the noise and even throwing in the towel. We also talk about how to give your own work value, when value is so subjective. Harold "Doc" Edgerton and Gjon Mili are our first dual Photographers of the Week.
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