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    On Taking Pictures

    Every week, Jeffery Saddoris and Bill Wadman take on the art, science, and philosophy of photography and explore how they play out behind the camera in the process of making images. Insider insights for the novice, shop talk for the professional, and opinionated discussion for the interested observer of the field’s trends and legacy. Hosted by Bill Wadman & Jeffery Saddoris.

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    176: Creativity is a Line Item Sep 08, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, are film shooters just better photographers? Also, we discuss a TIME article that suggests the idea that traditional photographs will soon become relics, out of time with the future of photography. Plus, a listener asks what we think of the classic “nifty fifty.” Pedro E. Guerrero is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #vintageProcess
    • Process Driven: Sam Faulkner
    • Film vs. Digital | Amber Events
    • We’re All Artists Now - The New York Times
    • Nikon D3s - Mark Seliger, Photographer - Baryshnikov Shoot - YouTube
    • The Next Revolution in Photography Is Coming | TIME
    • The Future of Photography | Photoshop Blog by Adobe
    • Hipstamatic - TinType
    • Pedro E. Guerrero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Pedro E. Guerrero « | Official Pedro E. Guerrero Archives
    • Pedro E. Guerrero ~ Preview | American Masters | PBS

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    175: Very Little Time For the Present Sep 01, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we unpack some of the challenges around deciding that something is not art, just because you don’t agree with it or understand it. Does making art an “ism” stifle growth and innovation? Also, long before drones surveilled us, there were...pigeons? Plus, a tease of next week’s show, where we will be talking about what some believe to be the future of photography. Ilse Bing is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #metal
    • Pier Exposure Set at MoMA form 1971
    • Why is Modern Art so Bad? - Prager University
    • The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly by James Hampton / American Art
    • MoMA PS1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Pigeon photography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Turn Your iPhone Into a Crappy 1985 Camcorder With This App
    • Algorithm turns any picture into the work of a famous artist
    • The Next Revolution in Photography Is Coming | TIME
    • The Future of Photography | Photoshop Blog by Adobe
    • The Hunt of the Unicorn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Ilse Bing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • IlseBing1986.jpg (1023×828)
    • Queen of the Leica - Dieselpunks

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    174: A Reality Distortion Field of Pixels Aug 25, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we talk a little about gear and the ongoing debate over megapixels, using the new Sony A7R II as an example. We also talk about film and why it’s ultimately pointless to keep having the “film v digital” discussions. Spoiler: they’re just different. Use what challenges you and gets you out taking pictures. Grete Stern is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #windingdown
    • Sony A7RII Review and Hands On Report - Luminous Landscape
    • Sony a7R II Hands-on Review - YouTube
    • Format Comparison Results : On Taking Pictures
    • Why is Modern Art so Bad? - Prager University
    • R3 MONOBATH DEVELOPER – New55 FILM
    • Amazon - Paterson Universal tank and 2 reels-#115
    • The Politics of the Curation Craze | The New Republic
    • Pinhole Photography :: Digital SLR Camera Caps :: Olympus Four Thirds Cap - Lenox Laser - The Leader in Small Hole Technology
    • An ‘Open Letter’ to Landscape Photographers: It’s Time for an Etiquette Check
    • Grete Stern - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • The Dream Life of Grete Stern
    • MoMA | From Bauhaus to Buenos Aires: Grete Stern and Horacio Coppola
    • Bruce Springsteen - Wings For Wheels - The Making of Born To Run -2005 - YouTube
    • From Bauhaus to Buenos Aires: Grete Stern & Horacio Coppola

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    173: Where Do You Put the Chisel? Aug 18, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, inspired by a recent NPR story, we talk about the idea of art as an experience, where the mechanics of viewing objects become almost more important than the objects themselves. We also discuss some of the opportunities that young people have today, with regard to the viewing and sharing of their experiences, that we simply didn’t have when we were growing up. Plus, with so many cameras on the market, how do you recommend one to a friend who just wants to take good pictures? Lee Friedlander is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #UpsideDown
    • People Love Art Museums — But Has The Art Itself Become Irrelevant? : NPR
    • I Bought a Fake Nikon DSLR: My Experience with Gray Market Imports
    • Kodak's First Digital Moment - The New York Times
    • HDR Photography Is for Everyone - PC Mag
    • Lee Friedlander - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Lee Friedlander | MoMA
    • Lee Friedlander | Fraenkel Gallery
    • Giant Steps — The Jazz Pianist Fred Hersch - NYTimes.com

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    172: Creative Fiefdoms Aug 11, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, on our first all east coast edition of the show, we’re taking a stab at answering some of your questions. You have asked some really great questions this time around - around process, gear, where we think art is going, even asking about some of our favorite things. Anuar Patjane is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #Favoritethings
    • Q&A@F+B No. 5: Bill Wadman - Faded & Blurred
    • The Trip
    • Mobile Photography | Enlight App
    • KAGE COLLECTIVE
    • Anuar Patjane Photography
    • Winners of the 2015 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest - The Atlantic
    • Bill's Interview with Ibarionex Perello of "The Candid Frame"

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    171: Big Subterranean Factor Aug 04, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we talk about the temporal nature of the things we make. Should they be preserved for the future or allowed to decay to a natural end, whatever that means? We also discuss transitions and how making the decision to leap can come from a variety of sources and happen for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is fear. Plus, an interesting looking trailer has emerged for a new biopic of Eadweard Muybridge. Lorena Lohr is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #parkinglot
    • Floating Stone Productions :: TheCardboardBernini
    • James Grashow - Sculptor, Woodcutter, Mixed-Media Artist
    • Beauty is Embarrassing
    • Find The Thing You're Most Passionate About, Then Do It On Nights And Weekends For The Rest Of Your Life - The Onion - America's Finest News Source
    • Wyatt Neumann Has Passed Away | Complex
    • Wyatt Neumann Family Fund | Fundly
      Dave Ortiz
    • RESONATORS - Shoot|Photographers Agent London | Shoot|Photographers Agent London
    • Tim Lewis - Crit Wall
    • Eadweard - Trailer | HD - YouTube
    • Lorena Lohr
    • Lorena Lohr, explorer of all things wild | sleek mag

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    170: We All Want To Be Steve McCurry Jul 28, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, prompted by a member of the OTP G+ Community, we begin with a bit of follow up on the discussion from last week about the influence of Robert Frank. Also, there is no best, but there just might be a best for you. Plus, a terrific photographer that neither one of us had ever heard of. Pinup photographer Bunny Yeager is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #watching
    • I think you guys were pretty harsh about Robert Frank's influence. He clearly…
    • TRENT PARKE: "Geoff Dyer on Trent Parke" (2008) - ASX | Photography & Culture
    • Why I Stopped Using the DNG File Format
    • Germaine Krull: The Modernist Photographer That Time Forgot | AnOther
    • F21 Thread Screen
    • Mapping Morocco through portraits - CNN.com
    • Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank (2005) - YouTube
    • Floating Stone Productions :: TheCardboardBernini
    • GALAXY HYPER SPEED Direct Positive Photo Paper by Galaxy — Kickstarter
    • The Unquiet Sky - The New York Times
    • 20121212-lens-steinmetz-slide-76DW-superJumbo.jpg (1500×998)
    • The offical Bunny Yeager Homepage
    • Bunny Yeager's Darkroom: Pin-up Photography's Golden Era - YouTube
    • Bettie Page Reveals All - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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    169: I’ll Make a Burger for the Next Guy Jul 21, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we’re discussing a recent New York Times article about Robert Frank, specifically the breadth of his influence on photography and the degree to which he either pursued or avoided fame and celebrity. We also discuss a few news items sent in by listeners, including an interesting piece about a new book by David Bailey which seems to be comprised mostly of mistakes from the darkroom. Rebecca Norris Webb is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #slide
    • The Man Who Saw America - The New York Times
    • Rolling Stones Cocksucker Blues Movie Part 1.flv - YouTube
    • Jello Cake Recipe - Food.com
    • Jacques Nadeau, Le Devoir photographer, robbed of his life's work
    • Court Dismisses Photog's Copyright Lawsuit Against Nike Over Jumpman Photo
    • Photographer David Bailey's unseen chemical experiments - CNN.com
    • Amazon.com : Think Tank Photo Trifecta 8 Mirrorless Backpack : Camera & Photo
    • ASX.TV: Fire in the East: A Portrait of Robert Frank (1986) | ASX
    • 552 Portable Production Mixer with Integrated Recorder
    • Developing Film in One Step - Instant Processing | The Art of Photography
    • Crit Wall: Some friends, a couple of the big guns in the area met up to play
    • Crit Wall: Doing more headshots at a university library; i keep looking at my work and…
    • kissing-sailor-statue.jpg (650×477)
    • Alex Webb // Rebecca Norris Webb // Photographs
    • Norris Webb books on Amazon

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    168: This Is Not How We Play Bridge Jul 14, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we geek out a little over the New Horizons images of Pluto. Think about this: it will take four months to receive all of the data from nearly 4 billion miles away. We also discuss Chris Arnade’s photos from Hunt’s Point and whether or not being a good person is unethical. Plus, can you sell out as an artist anymore? Magnum photographer Alex Webb is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #stack
    • New Horizons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • NASA's Three-Billion-Mile Journey to Pluto Reaches Historic Encounter | NASA
    • Faces of Addiction | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
    • Chris Arnade Photography | OOOOH, I am not liked… By a museum. An email I...
    • Philip-Lorca diCorcia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Tulsa (book) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Is it even still possible to ‘sell out’? - The Washington Post
    • Astronomical sleuth reveals the timing of the iconic 1945 'Kiss' - LA Times
    • The Man Who Saw America - The New York Times
    • Mac App Store - Affinity Photo
    • Steve McCurry's Advice for Young Creatives #2 | Photography | Agenda | Phaidon
    • Alex Webb (photographer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Alex Webb // Rebecca Norris Webb // Photographs
    • Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio

    167: The Activity of Non-Activity Jul 07, 2015
    Show notes

    This week, we talk about change and some of the things that means for photographers in a market that never seems to stop. How do you view your own work and are there ways that viewing it differently could lead in new or exciting directions? Also, an interesting discussion around the NY Times article we teased last week with Cindy Sherman and Laurie Simmons. Larry Sultan is our Photographer of the Week.

    Links for this episode:

    • On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #generations
    • SAVE WRIGHT: Properties for sale
    • ‘Tapers’ at the Grateful Dead Concerts Spread the Audio Sacrament - The New York Times
    • Shopsin's Menu
    • I Like Killing Flies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Recalling Sarah Charlesworth’s Photographs - The New York Times
    • Chris Arnade Photography | OOOOH, I am not liked… By a museum. An email I...
    • Faces of Addiction | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
    • The Freedom of Young Photographers - The New Yorker
    • Imitating Richard Prince, Yale Graduate Zak Arctander Appropriates Feminist Photography - artnet News
    • Odell Beckham Jr. - Bodies We Want 2015 - ESPN
    • Love and basketball - BODY ISSUE 2015: BEHIND THE SCENES - ESPN
    • Blake Shelton - Sangria (Official Music Video) - YouTube
    • Larry Sultan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    • Larry Sultan, California Photographer, Dies at 63 - Obituary (Obit) - NYTimes.com
    • Larry Sultan

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