56: Then It Becomes RoboCop
from On Taking Pictures Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
Big show this week as Bill and Jeffery question what happens when it’s the process used to create the art that’s interesting, not the result. Also, where do we draw the line between photo manipulation and photo journalism? Plus, questions from the Google+ group and listener-suggested Alec Soth is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: "Ice Cream Cait" by Bill Wadman on Vimeo Growing Concern that News Photos Are Being Excessively Manipulated - SPIEGEL ONLINE Hansen’s World Press Winning Photo Not Fake… Just Unbelievable — BagNews Google+ completely redesigned, now automatically enhances photos and highlights your best shots | The Verge Yahoo revitalizes Flickr with huge images, sharing, and a terabyte of free space (hands-on) | The Verge Just Start | Ed Dale's BlogEd Dale's Blog Projekt 50 on Behance Alec Soth Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio National Portrait Gallery | Feature Photography Photo Manipulation on the Fashion Pages - NYTimes.com Alec Soth on Amazon
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Big show this week as Bill and Jeffery question what happens when it’s the process used to create the art that’s interesting, not the result. Also, where do we draw the line between photo manipulation and photo journalism? Plus, questions from the Google+ group and listener-suggested Alec Soth is our Photographer of the Week.
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