EPISODE · Feb 4, 2014 · 1H 37M
93: Listen to Yourself
from On Taking Pictures · host Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris
This week, we discuss the little voice - the gnawing (knowing) inside all of us that pushes us forward. How do you choose what to listen to and what to dismiss? Where do you draw the line between what you can do and what you will do? Plus, where has the mystique around photography gone? Ormond Gigli is our Photographer of the Week. Links for this episode: Apple - Thirty Years of Mac - “1.24.14” Film Tim's Vermeer - Movie Trailers - iTunes Writing Wednesdays: Nobody Knows Nothing Photography Documentary List Vintage Camera Ads The Race to Save a Hauntingly Beautiful Photo Archive - LightBox ink&paper on Vimeo The Ox on Vimeo New Leica T (Type 701) Camera Soon? First Images? | STEVE HUFF PHOTOS Ormond Gigli Ormond Gigli's best photograph – women in the windows in Manhattan | Art and design | The Guardian Gigli portrait of Louie Armstrong Sponsored by Squarespace Use the coupon code BETTERNOTMORE at checkout to save 10% on your order. HostGator Use offer code PICTURES for 30% off your order.
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This week, we discuss the little voice - the gnawing (knowing) inside all of us that pushes us forward. How do you choose what to listen to and what to dismiss? Where do you draw the line between what you can do and what you will do? Plus, where has the mystique around photography gone? Ormond Gigli is our Photographer of the Week.
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