This week, is art just a shell game of semantics? Do the names and labels matter at all as long as you’re making mistakes, making work and moving forward? Why do we get so spun up over something so nebulous? Also, do you buy photobooks to enjoy, or simply to leave them shrink-wrapped on a shelf, hoping that they will appreciate in value? Are collectors screwing it up for the folks who want to enjoy the work? Plus, Tyler Shields is a genius...or is that just what he wants you to think? Richard Mosse is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #intersection
  
• Against Neutrality - NYTimes.com
  
• Getty Images
  
• Yosemite agrees to change the names of its significant locations to appease trademark troll / Boing Boing
  
• Is Celebrity Photographer Tyler Shields Inspired, Or Copying Other Artists? | VICE | United States
  
• On Taking Pictures PotW List by Matheson
  
• Steve McCurry "India" on Amazon
  
• Richard Mosse
  
• Richard Mosse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Richard Mosse: The Impossible Image on Vimeo
  
• Richard Mosse - Jack Shainman Gallery
  
• Did Film Director Rip Off Photographer Richard Mosse? - artnet News
  
• What is Kodak Aerochrome? A Beginner's Guide to The Confusion of Lomochrome Purple - The Phoblographer
  

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