This week, we discuss TIME’s Person of the Year cover and portfolio, made by Nadav Kandar. Specifically, we unpack questions raised by the potentially subversive nature of the work and whether or not an artist has a responsibility to art before personal belief. As part of the discussion, we also reference a collection of Dorothea Lange’s previously censored photographs of FDR’s Japanese concentration camps. Jack Davison is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #framewithinaframe
  
• A Look Into Time Magazine’s Latest Image of ‘Person of the Year’ Donald Trump – Resource Magazine
  
• See Portraits of Donald Trump’s Most Trusted Advisers | TIME
  
• Behind TIME’s Donald Trump Person of the Year Cover | TIME
  
• Platon Tells the Story Behind His Portrait of Vladimir Putin
  
• Green Day are selling all of their albums on cassette with an old school boombox - NME
  
• Jon Wilkening
  
• Nnadav Kander portrait of Scorsese
  
• Dorothea Lange’s Censored Photographs of FDR’s Japanese Concentration Camps — Anchor Editions
  
• First Dinosaur Tail Found Preserved in Amber
  
• National Geographic Picture Atlas of Our Universe: Roy A. Gallant, Margaret Sedeen, Michael Collins: 9780792227311: Amazon.com: Books
  
• A rare half-male, half-female butterfly — and other photos of evolutionary wonders - The Washington Post
  
• Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II Hands-on Review - YouTube
  
• 2016 MKBHD Studio Tour in 360°! - YouTube
  
• Affinity Photo 1.5 - our biggest update yet
  
• (@billwadman) • Instagram Red Camera
  
• (@billwadman) • Instagram Dead Enigma
  
• Henri Cartier Bresson frame within a frame shot
  
• JACK DAVISON
  
• Great Performers: The Portraits - The New York Times
  
• Jack Davison (@jackdavisonphoto) • Instagram photos and videos