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May 17, 2016 1 hr 26 min

212: Audience Inflation

from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris

We’re a day early and all over the map this week, with topics including rating photographs in a changing aesthetic, online vs offline creative communities, making vs. sharing and a continuation of last week’s discussion about post-processing — specifically, how much is too much? Michael Kenna is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #crunch New York Botanical Zoological Photography Society NYBZPS PARK WEST CAMERA CLUB Torpedo Factory Art Center The WFMT Studs Terkel Radio Archive | A Living Celebration See the Dramatic Differences Between Identical Twins Over Time | TIME There Will Be GoPro Cameras Built Into This Year’s Grammy Awards Trophies The Online Photographer: A Very Important Distinction in Post-Processing Michael Kenna (photographer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Michael Kenna Michael Kenna - YouTube Michael Kenna : A 20 Year Retrospective on Amazon Michael Kenna: Images of the Seventh Day on Amazon Welcome to the ILFORD Lab Direct The Darkroom - Film Developing | Develop Film by Mail for $11

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We’re a day early and all over the map this week, with topics including rating photographs in a changing aesthetic, online vs offline creative communities, making vs. sharing and a continuation of last week’s discussion about post-processing — specifically, how much is too much? Michael Kenna is our Photographer of the Week.

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