213: You’re Not About the Craft If You Use Laser Triggers

This week, we’re talking about memories, specifically the culling of photographic memories. If forced to choose, how do you decide which memories to keep? What single shot best captures your childhood, your wedding, your parents or children? In the deluge of photographic imagery, how you choose the right lifeboat? Also, Cindy Sherman has released her first new work in five years, but without any context, is it any good? Hiro is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:On Taking Pictures G+ Group - Assignment: #sparkleThe Making of Amadeus (2002) - YouTubeSamuel Pepys: Diary, Letters, Family Tree, Maps, Encyclopedia, Discussion and moreWhich Rock Star Will Historians of the Future Remember? - The New York TimesGoogle made an insanely high-res camera to preserve great works of art | The VergeLife's Little Adventures: Avedon YearsArtist Series :: Laura Wilson | The Art of PhotographyCindy Sherman Releases First New Work in 5 Years - Feature ShootFacebook Removed This Father and Son Photo Twice - Bokeh by DigitalRevMedium Format Misc YASHICA MAT 124G | KEH CameraRolleiflex Rolleinar 1 Close Up Lens - Dave CarrollHiro (photographer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaIndelible Images From a Fashion Photography Icon - The New York TimesHiro (Yasuhiro Wakabayashi) on PinterestPhotographer : Hiro (yasuhiro wakabayashi) on PinterestHiro: Photographs on Amazon