179: The Timeline of that Osmosis

This week, we talk a little about the iPhone 6s and the iPhone’s impact on photography for both amateurs and professionals. Also, we discuss the Bruce Gilden photos that have been making the rounds lately from his recently released book, Face. Should intent be a factor in viewing or appreciating photography, or is it all about the end product? Also, a few teasers for next week, when we'll be discussing influence and the question of whether or not something is art, simply because it moves you to attentiveness. Linden Gledhill is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #strangerJack Hollingsworth: Small Camera Big Results - YouTubeTV station shelves expensive gear to report the news with iPhones | Cult of MacA latter-day freak show? Bruce Gilden's extreme portraits are relentlessly cruel | Art and design | The GuardianBryan Adams: Wounded: Amazon.co.uk: Bryan Adams: 9783869306773: BooksBruce GildenWatch 'The Warriors' Recreate Their Last Subway Ride Home | Rolling StoneMad Max: Fury Road – The Silent Cut trailer | Live for FilmsA one-of-a-kind marketplace from Steven Soderbergh. - Extension 765Keith Richards: Under the Influence - Trailer - A Netflix Documentary [HD] - YouTubeIT MIGHT GET LOUD | Sony Pictures Classics'Yes I'm obsessive': The 50,000-hour paintings of Ben Johnson - BBC NewsJoey L. - NYC-based Photographer and DirectorLinden Gledhill PhotographyScience Photographer Reveals Beauty of the Microscopic WorldThis week's OTP is sponsored by Pond5 - Get 25% off your next purchase with offer code 'OTP'