304: No Filters Named After Places

This week, we’re wrestling with the concepts of “good” vs “different” and whether one is better than the other, both as an end product and as a prime mover. What’s more important to you, good or different? Also, a couple interesting items around copyright and how others can or can’t share your images. Plus, preserving Disney cels and documentaries about William Eggleston and Ansel Adams. Thomas Struth is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #muddyThe Candid Frame #409 - Jeffery Saddoris — ibarionexGoogle Removes 'View Image' ButtonJudge rules that embedding a photo tweet is still copyright infringement: Digital Photography Review365 Portraits 2007 - Keith GanzThe Importance of Being More Than a Fashion Photographer - Photographs by Peter Lindbergh | Interview by Maria Vittoria Baravelli | LensCultureConservators race against time to save film cels of classic Disney characters | Science | The GuardianVisual Artists Rights Act - WikipediaGraffiti Gets Paid at 5Pointz. Now What? - The New York TimesGraffiti Artists Awarded $6.7 Million for Destroyed 5Pointz Murals - The New York Times5 Pointz - WikipediaImagine | The Colourful Mr Eggleston - YouTubeAnsel Adams: A Documentary Film 2002 - YouTubePhotographer of the Week Gender and Region AnalysisWomen in PhotographyThomas Struth 32 - Virtual TourThomas Struth - WikipediaThis week's show is sponsored by MASTERCLASS. Imagine learning cooking from Gordon Ramsay, photography from Annie Leibovitz, or basketball from Steph Curry. Well now you can. Visit MasterClass.com/ONTAKINGPICTURES