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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2019 · 8 MIN

We Rock On with Rolling Stone Magazine’s first photographer, Baron Wolman

from The Fine Art Photography Podcast · host Keith Dotson

In this episode my new fine art photography podcast, we rock on with Rolling Stone magazine's first photographer, Baron Wolman, who documented the most significant rock and roll musicians of the late 60s. News updates: British Photographer Michael Putland has died at age 72 Report: Elite Artists and Galleries Will Continue to Thrive, While Everyone Else Should Become Instagram Influencers Russell Lee Rare Private Kodachromes on Show at the Redwood Library & Athenaeum Jessica Lange Exhibition of Black and White Photographs at Howard Greenberg in NYC Links: British music photographer Michael Putland has died at age Report: Elite Artists and Galleries Will Continue to Thrive, While Everyone Else Should Become Instagram Influencers"Artists face financial squeeze as 'perfect storm' of market trends favours the elite" The unique way rock and roll photographer Baron Wolman tells his own story Support this podcast on Patreon Buy Keith Dotson's book about abandoned places: "Unloved and Forgotten" on Amazon

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