200: Learn To Do It Without the Crutch

This week, we’re discussing the good and the bad of habits—making them, breaking them and learning how to recognize when you may need one over the other. Also, a follow up on last week’s audiophile/photography discussion, particularly around street photography. Plus, we geek out a little over an interview with Photoshop Master Bert Monroy in which he talks about his massive 750,000 layer Photoshop illustration of Times Square. Robyn Beeche is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #leisure Worth the wait? A look inside the Pentax K-1: Digital Photography Review The Art Of Seeing Details lynda.com tutorial | Bert Monroy: The Making of Times Square, The Tools—What is Times Square - YouTube Times Square The Star Wars Trilogy | Team Negative One completes 35mm Restoration of Star Wars Mike Verta’s Videos on Vimeo New Star Wars Original Cut Restored from an Old Print Haunted Mansion On-ride Nightvision (Complete HD Experience) Magic Kingdom WDW - YouTube Errol Morris gets to work on movie about Polaroid photographer Elsa Dorfman JACO: the Film | Jaco Pastorius Snickers Just Put the Most Epic Photoshop Fail on the Back of SI's Swimsuit Issue | Adweek Behind Photographs: Archiving Photographic Legends at Amazon Robyn Beeche | International photographer Body as Canvas | PDN Photo of the Day A Life Exposed - YouTube The Fall (2006 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Fall trailer - YouTube A Life Exposed: Robyn Beeche Veruschka: Transfigurations on Amazon