178: Circles for Sixty Years
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we’re back in our respective cities and begin with a bit of follow up on the discussion around tools and process started in last week’s “walk and talk” episode. We also ask ourselves and each other “what’s my creative hurdle or bottleneck?” Here’s a question for you listeners: How directly do the tools you use affect your final product? Can you ONLY get the results with a DSLR and “big lights”? Or would mirrorless and natural light be just as good? Hiroshi Sugimoto is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #circular Special When Lit - A Pinball Documentary - on DVD, Blu-ray & iTunes Download Stunning Photo Series Highlights The Beauty Of Black Dogs That Are Often Overlooked In Adoption Black Dogs Project Chasing Dragons [Review] Gustave Caillebotte: The Painter's Eye Red Dot Camera wants to bring the Leica experience to your iPhone: Connect Circular Fisheye Photography - Luminous Landscape william-klein12.jpg (1256×1770) Here's a collection of photos I made while riding my bike around the city in… Agne Gintalaite photographs Lithuania’s Soviet-era garage doors in Beauty Remains. sugimoto-arch-002.jpg (864×673) Hiroshi Sugimoto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hiroshi Sugimoto On Instagram and Other Social Media, Redefining ‘User Engagement’ - The New York Times
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This week, we’re back in our respective cities and begin with a bit of follow up on the discussion around tools and process started in last week’s “walk and talk” episode. We also ask ourselves and each other “what’s my creative hurdle or bottleneck?” Here’s a question for you listeners: How directly do the tools you use affect your final product? Can you ONLY get the results with a DSLR and “big lights”? Or would mirrorless and natural light be just as good? Hiroshi Sugimoto is our Photographer of the Week.
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