This week, we talk about the continuing evolution of photography from the perspective of seeing how genres are blending into one another and how so much of contemporary photography can fall under “lifestyle.” Also, two sides of a Photoshop discussion around retouching — one from the point of view of a model and the other from an icon of photojournalism. Plus, how do you feel about narrative in photography? Do you want to be told what a photo or body of work means, or do you prefer assigning your own narrative and/or backstory to the work? Bruce Davidson is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #streetCorner
  
• Three Centuries of American Prints from the National Gallery of Art
  
• Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty | MoMA
  
• Elsa Mora. The cuban artist's official website. Currently based in New York.
  
• Mossless 4: Public/Private/Portrait by Romke Hoogwaerts — Kickstarter
  
• Foodie - A camera app customized for food photos on the App Store
  
• Our Story — Twinsters
  
• STACY KRANITZ
  
• Botched Steve McCurry Print Leads to Photoshop Scandal
  
• Zendaya and 8 Other Celebs Who Protested Photoshop and Won | TIME
  
• The Digital Afterlife of Lost Family Photos - The New York Times
  
• Mojocon 2016: Mavis camera app brings pro level features like waveform and vectorscope to iPhone
  
• Bruce Davidson (photographer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Bruce Davidson | Matt Dillon | The New York Public Library
  
• Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio
  

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