This week, we’re talking about inherited meaning, specifically related to last week’s discussion around using tintype to capture older blues musicians and how that process seemed to “fit” the subject matter. Does the process give the photographs more meaning? Is the fact that they are actual tintypes “better” than if a similar effect had been achieved with a preset or a filter? Also, a terrific story about a husband and wife, their Hasselblad, and the Moon. Lilian Day Thorpe is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #interference
  
• Karl Taylor Education | Photography training by Karl Taylor
  
• Batman 66 Labels (@batlabels) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• A Big Dumb Button · DEDPXL
  
• The death of the electric guitar - Washington Post
  
• Gibson Guitar: Min-ETune™
  
• Six Months with the M2 and My Struggles with the Myth of Leica – Casual Photophile
  
• Forget digital. Film is still king when photographing the American landscape. – British Journal of Photography
  
• Sony announced a new 10 Megapixel Four Thirds sensor with instant HDR – 43 Rumors
  
• The Inner Landscapes of Common Men: Bryan Schutmaat - Faded & Blurred
  
• In This LA Neighborhood, Protest Art Is A Verb : NPR
  
• Art Gallery Closures Grow for Small and Midsize Dealers - The New York Times
  
• Home | Phaidon
  
• time-100-influential-photos-edward-steichen-moonlight-pond-10.jpg (802×640)
  
• Lilian Day Thorpe
  

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