This week, what makes a “good” photograph (or painting, sculpture, film, etc.)? Are there checkboxes that need to be hit or is good something more intangible, more ephemeral - maybe even exclusively personal? Also, once you do make something good, what do you charge for it? Where does value come from? Arthur Leipzig is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Tony Zarak Photography
  
• Bill's Polaroid 55 Portraits on Behance
  
• Art Prices - Photography: Cinema
  
• When Photographers Become Self-Publishing Companies | TIME
  
• Stop Taking Pictures of Homeless People | VICE | United States
  
• What’s the biggest problem with women artists? None of them can actually paint, says Georg Baselitz - News - Art - The Independent
  
• pavel_kosenko: 4x5 Kodachromes
  
• 4×5 Kodachromes | Pavel Kosenko's blog (English version)
  
• Kodachromes | Shorpy Historic Picture Archive
  
• On Taking Pictures — Kristopher
  
• On Taking Pictures - Community - Google+ Assignment: #joy
  
• Arthur Leipzig, Photographer
  
• Arthur Leipzig, Photographer of Everyday Life in New York, Dies at 96 - NYTimes.com
  

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