This week, is your image your own? Should photographers be able to use photographs of you without your permission - or even your knowledge? Also, an interesting discussion around when the idea for a project is more interesting than the execution. Plus, pricing and what freelance photographers can expect to make. Miller Mobley is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• PHILIP-LORCA DICORCIA: “Philip-Lorca diCorcia – Portfolio” (2001) | AMERICAN SUBURB X
  
• Street photography: A right or invasion? - The New York Times
  
• NY artist is suspect in national park vandalism | Las Vegas Review-Journal
  
• Rachel Sussman
  
• Mamiya 7II Review by Jack Zyberk
  
• Usage and Pricing of Photography in Social Media — Medium
  
• What Is Photography When Everyone’s a Photographer? | Fringe Arts | The Link
  
• Prevailing Rates Of Photo Assignments From Various Companies Revealed - DesignTAXI.com
  
• Millicent Rogers Museum - Taos Authentic History & Culture Antiques
  
• Maria Martinez - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Taking Pictures: A Way for Photographers to Protect Their Work - The New Yorker
  
• 12 Exhibitions that Changed Photography Forever - LightBox
  
• Miller Mobley | Photographer & Director | New York
  
• Alabama-born photographer tells us what it's like to shoot portraits of the President and Michelle Obama | AL.com
  
• OTP G+ Group: Assignment: #MultipleExposure