190: One Big Bundle of Bias

This week, we’re discussing a letter from a listener who offers observations on the intellectualizing of modern art and how we tend to find it difficult to relate when we look at it emotionally. Also, another letter from a listener sparks a discussion around what to do when a shoot (or a project) doesn’t turn out the way you wanted it to and how we gauge success or failure. Next week, we’re looking at an NPR article that asks whether or not it’s bad if art is boring. Check the show notes. Roy DeCarava is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #fandomThe gif of happinessPaul NicklenA Graphic Glimpse Inside the Studio of Roy LichtensteinCrazy WallsLichtenstein CowsDoes The Hateful Eight's 70mm roadshow really impact the future of film? | The VergeWhat one bad screening of The Hateful Eight means for the future of filmDE VERE 504DS Digital EnlargerIs It Bad If Art Is Boring? : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture : NPRStacy Kranitz Is TIME’s Pick for Instagram Photographer of the Year 2015 | TIMERoy DeCarava - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaTributeMasters of Photography: Roy DeCaravaRoy Decarava - YouTubeRoy DeCarava books on AmazonThis week's OTP is sponsored by Younity - Stream and share all the media on your computer from your iphone or ipad for free at GetYounity.com/Pictures and by Squarespace - Get 10% off with offer code 'OTP'