EPISODE · Dec 22, 2015 · 1H 29M
191: Gardiner Used All the Saturation
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, is boring art bad? Then again, who is to say whether any art is either good or bad? That said, do we miss part of the conversation if we don’t “get” a piece of art from the start? Or, should expecting to connect aesthetically to a particular piece or body of work be enough? Also, is there such thing as taking a perfect photograph and would you try 720,000 times to take it? Plus, we discuss a couple of your Crit Wall entries. Arthur Meyerson is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #morelightCoca Cola: The Gift Bottle [BTL Case] - YouTubeIs It Bad If Art Is Boring? : 13.7: Cosmos And Culture : NPRThe Köln Concert - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaDavid Sylvian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOgnissanti Madonna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJerry Uelsmann & Maggie Taylor: This is not photography | Lynda.comPhotoshop CC 2015 Update Raises Liquify Rendering Problem | FstoppersAfter 6 Years And 720,000 Attempts, Photographer Finally Takes Perfect Shot Of Kingfisher | Bored PandaFojo | A Darkroom for SmartphonesTiny microscope lets you see the smallest-ever inkjet printsThe best thing about the SpaceX rocket landing was the human reaction | The VergeAstropad for iPad | Graphics Tablet AppRainy day, someone bought me a bottle of Bourbon so I thought I'd have a go a...Volunteering at a refugee center I met this small time actress who only had b...Arthur Meyerson PhotographyArthur Meyerson: The Color of Light (10 Photos) | PDN Photo of the DayArthur Meyerson - Only in Houston 2007 Award Winner - YouTubeThis week's OTP is sponsored by Lynda.com - Learn software, creative, and business skills to achieve your personal and professional goals. Join today and start learning. Get your free 10-day trial!
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This week, is boring art bad? Then again, who is to say whether any art is either good or bad? That said, do we miss part of the conversation if we don’t “get” a piece of art from the start? Or, should expecting to connect aesthetically to a particular piece or body of work be enough? Also, is there such thing as taking a perfect photograph and would you try 720,000 times to take it? Plus, we discuss a couple of your Crit Wall entries. Arthur Meyerson is our Photographer of the Week.
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