This week, the amount of new post-production tools (including the newly announced Lightroom CC) inspires a discussion around workflow and the potential need for evolution in how we catalog and process our photographs. While some photographers (ourselves included) tend to prefer the “old” ways of doing things, tools seem to be making a shift, both in capability and in target audience. Also, we begin a look at whether or not you even need a website anymore. There doesn’t seem to be a definitive answer either way and, in the end, it really depends on what you want to get out of your work. Eugene Richards is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Adobe doesn't care what you think and quits the standalone version while launching the new Lightroom CC - 43 Rumors
  
• Adobe’s new version of Lightroom lets you resume editing anywhere - The Verge
  
• Adobe CC Photography Plan | Professional Photo Editing Software
  
• Photographer Dawoud Bey wins MacArthur genius grant
  
• Climber Hayden Kennedy and Partner Inge Perkins Dead After Avalanche - adventure journal
  
• Worlds most dangerous hikes - Angels landing, Zion (full hike) - YouTube
  
• William Eggleston, at 78, in a New Key - NYTimes.com
  
• Blade Runner 2049: Inside the Dark Future of a Sequel 35 Years in the Making | WIRED
  
• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #OutOfTheOrdinary
  
• Eugene Richards - Wikipedia
  
• EUGENE RICHARDS
  
• Faith in Winter — EUGENE RICHARDS
  
• The unflinching eye of Eugene Richards – in pictures | Art and design | The Guardian
  
• FUJIFILM X70 | Fujifilm Global
  

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