This week, we’re taking a look at the fact vs. the possible fiction around the myth of famed photojournalist Robert Capa — specifically, the photographs of the D-Day invasion in WWII. Also, a discussion around gear. What do you do when the camera is the limitation, not your vision, and you’re trying to decide whether or not you’re “pro” enough to justify a major upgrade? How much should passion play into the equation? Daniel Milnor is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #forgotten
  
• Malcolm Gladwell: Choice, happiness and spaghetti sauce | TED Talk | TED.com
  
• Hyperfocal distance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Robert Capa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• Robert Capa on D-Day « Photocritic International
  
• Robert Capa’s Iconic D-Day Photo of a Soldier in the Surf | TIME
  
• Guest Post 12: Rob McElroy on Robert Capa « Photocritic International
  
• Alternate History: Robert Capa on D-Day (3) « Photocritic International
  
• Paul Bunyan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• "The Lost Painting" on Amazon
  
• July 10, 2016 -- Cyclones Triple Play - YouTube
  
• Peter Doig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• The Last Known Roll of Kodak Film From 1888 - The Atlantic
  
• On Taking Pictures #88: Didn’t You Hear My Inner Monologue? : On Taking Pictures
  
• Daniel Milnor: Photographing On His Own Terms - The Leica Camera Blog
  
• Documentary Photography: Tips & Advice by Daniel Milnor - YouTube
  
• SMOGRANCH - reporting from the edge of the creative world
  
• The Mexican Suitcase - YouTube