236: The Next Switchback on the Plateau
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we’re talking about the ups and downs we go to when we just can’t seem to connect with what we make. How do you keep moving forward when it feels like your wheels are just spinning in the mud. It’s not the feeling of being stuck because energy is still being expended — there’s just the feeling of not moving. Plus, does innovation happen by committee or does there need to be a single vision that the committee then supports? Shin Nogouchi is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #outoftheordinary The interview: Robert Pirsig | Books | The Guardian William Eggleston - Wikipedia William Eggleston: The Democratic Forest: Selected Works William Eggleston, the Pioneer of Color Photography Reel Pieces: Philip Seymour Hoffman on Capote - YouTube Philip Seymour Hoffman - IMDb Photoshop to work with MacBook Pro Touch Bar this year - CNET Apple says LG's new 5K displays were designed for the new MacBook Pro - The Verge Microsoft Surface Studio | Powerful workstation designed for the creative process Artist talk with Photographer Albert Watson | Smithsonian American Art Museum Shin Noguchi (@shinnoguchiphotos) • Instagram photos and videos Shin Noguchi Photography
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This week, we’re talking about the ups and downs we go to when we just can’t seem to connect with what we make. How do you keep moving forward when it feels like your wheels are just spinning in the mud. It’s not the feeling of being stuck because energy is still being expended — there’s just the feeling of not moving. Plus, does innovation happen by committee or does there need to be a single vision that the committee then supports? Shin Nogouchi is our Photographer of the Week.
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