EPISODE · Mar 22, 2017 · 1H 8M
256: Mash Potatoes In the Shape of the Hollywood Bowl
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, prompted by a listener email, we talk about taking “those” photos that have been taken a million times before and why you should or shouldn't take your version. Also, a discussion around being open to the process and giving yourself permission to play, regardless of whether or not all the pieces are in place. Paul Outerbridge is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:Three Iconic Musicians on Artistic Creation — and Its Importance Now - NYTimes.comU.S. Limits Devices for Passengers on Foreign Airlines From Eight Countries - NYTimes.comBehold the most terrifying images in these declassified nuclear test videos - The Washington PostPolaroid Swing aims to reboot brand and inspire new generation | Art and design | The GuardianGregory Heisler on Arnold Newman - YouTubePaul Outerbridge - WikipediaWhen Color Was Vulgar: Paul Outerbridge’s Avant-Gardist’s Eye - The New YorkerL.A. exhibitions focus on Paul Outerbridge - LA TimesHelmut-Newton-Self-Portrait-with-Wife-and-Models-Vogue-Studio-Paris-1981----Helmut-Newton-Estate.jpg (2200×2200)This episode is brought to you by Squarespace - Get 10% off with offer code 'OTP'
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This week, prompted by a listener email, we talk about taking “those” photos that have been taken a million times before and why you should or shouldn't take your version. Also, a discussion around being open to the process and giving yourself permission to play, regardless of whether or not all the pieces are in place. Paul Outerbridge is our Photographer of the Week.
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