280: Tacking Left And Right Into The Wind
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, can creatives have concrete long term goals or is the nature of making such that clarity beyond a certain point is elusive by design? Then again, if you can’t define a specific goal or end point, how do you know whether you are getting closer or moving further away from where you want (or need) to be? Ruth Orkin is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #EndOfSeason "At Home" - Bill Bryson Products Archive - Photography by the Letter Numbers station - Wikipedia Shadows of the State by Lewis Bush — Kickstarter 5by5 | On Taking Pictures #261: Healing Salve On The Open Wound Of Doubt A world-famous photographer goes on the hunt for the 'perfect shot'. And it's breathtaking to see. - YouTube Claire Falkenstein - Wikipedia Emerson Woelffer - Wikipedia Ruth Orkin Photo Archive Ruth Orkin Photo Archive Store The real story behind 'An American Girl in Italy' - CNN That’s me in the picture: Ninalee Craig photographed by Ruth Orkin in Florence in 1951, aged 23 | Art and design | The Guardian
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This week, can creatives have concrete long term goals or is the nature of making such that clarity beyond a certain point is elusive by design? Then again, if you can’t define a specific goal or end point, how do you know whether you are getting closer or moving further away from where you want (or need) to be? Ruth Orkin is our Photographer of the Week.
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