EPISODE · Oct 11, 2016 · 1H 27M
233: Live Up To An Impossibility
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we’re discussing changing directions creatively inspired by both new gear and a new environment, which raises a couple questions for us that we’d like to also ask you. To what degree does what you use affect what you make? Aside from tools, how does the environment you create in contribute to the work you produce? Also, once you make a dramatic shift and have the necessities locked in, how do you decide what comes next? Fred Lyon is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:OTP G+ Group - Assignment: #bounceMilli Vanilli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaA Portrait of an American Hero and a Generation That Is Slowly Fading Away | History | SmithsonianPENTAX 645Z | Ricoh ImagingA Bee Gees Survivor: Barry Gibb Reflects in a Solo Album - The New York TimesReady, Set, Reveal! Sue Bryce’s Print-Selling Phenomenon | PDN OnlineEpisode 749 - Larry Clark — WTF with Marc Maron PodcastTulsa (book) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaTulsa by Larry Clark - Album on ImgurFREDLYON.COMFred Lyon "San Francisco" on AmazonA Conversation With Fred Lyon, San Francisco Photographer Since The 1940s | HoodlineThe Rumpus Interview With Fred Lyon - The Rumpus.netFred Lyon: Living Through the Lens | KQED Truly CA - YouTubeThe Rowing Machine with Bill Wadman — Fitless
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This week, we’re discussing changing directions creatively inspired by both new gear and a new environment, which raises a couple questions for us that we’d like to also ask you. To what degree does what you use affect what you make? Aside from tools, how does the environment you create in contribute to the work you produce? Also, once you make a dramatic shift and have the necessities locked in, how do you decide what comes next? Fred Lyon is our Photographer of the Week.
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