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EPISODE · May 7, 2013 · 1H 42M

54: Where’s Joseph Campbell When You Need Him?

from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris

Bill and Jeffery discuss why content is no longer king and how you should focus on making (read: doing) something that’s important to you. Adobe kills individual licenses. Are they doing the right thing with the new Creative Cloud? Plus, “Tulsa” photographer Larry Clark is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode:Aeron Chair Cylinder ReplacementA legal victory for 'appropriation art' - The Verge"One For Love, One For Money"Ron Mart NEC PA271w monitor review Adobe Creative CloudOn Taking Pictures - The Good and the Bad of Adobe Creative CloudLarry Clark - WikipediaLarryClark.comTulsa Book Video WalkthroughLarry Clark "Tulsa" on AmazonSponsored by Squarespace Use the coupon code ‘OFFMYLAWN’ at checkout to save 10% on your order and get a free domain name.

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Bill and Jeffery discuss why content is no longer king and how you should focus on making (read: doing) something that’s important to you. Adobe kills individual licenses. Are they doing the right thing with the new Creative Cloud? Plus, “Tulsa” photographer Larry Clark is our Photographer of the Week.

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