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- Process Driven 05: Gregory Crewdson
I can’t tell you what the first photograph that I ever saw by Gregory Crewdson was, but I do remember very clearly how it made me feel — how I connected to this world. Unlike any other photographer I can think of off the top of my head, this was instantly familiar to me. This world was familiar; the plights and the struggles that these characters seemed to be going through were very much my own. Feelings of disconnect, feelings of isolation — and feelings of hope and possibility that those feelings would pass — that they were stepping stones or bridges to something better. This work resonated with me, and still does, on a very deep level. In this conversation, Gregory and I discuss his brilliant new body of work, Cathedral of the Pines, as well as the very personal journey he had to undertake to bring it to life.
LINKS
Cathedral of the Pines
Sanctuary
Beneath the RosesUPDATE
In Process Driven 36, I had another conversation with Gregory around An Eclipse of Moths.CONNECT WITH GREGORY
Website: http://www.gagosian.com
Twitter: @CrewdsonStudio
Instagram: @CrewdsonStudioMUSIC
Please Listen Carefully (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.052 min - Process Driven 05: Gregory CrewdsonI can't tell you what the first photograph that I ever saw by Gregory Crewdson was, but I do remember very clearly how it made me feel — how I connected to this world. Unlike any other photographer I can think of off the top of my head, this was instantly familiar to me. This world was familiar; the plights and the struggles that these characters seemed to be going through were very much my own. Feelings of disconnect, feelings of isolation — and feelings of hope and possibility that those feelings would pass — that they were stepping stones or bridges to something better. This work resonated with me, and still does, on a very deep level. In this conversation, Gregory and I discuss his brilliant new body of work, Cathedral of the Pines, as well as the very personal journey he had to undertake to bring it to life.Subscribe: iTunes | Overcast | Pocket Casts | RSSSHOW NOTESCathedral of the PinesSanctuaryBeneath the RosesCONNECTVisit his website: http://www.gagosian.comFollow him on Twitter: @CrewdsonStudioFollow him on Instagram: @CrewdsonStudioMusic in this episode: Please Listen Carefully (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.052 min
- The Craft & Vision Podcast — Chris Burkard (Episode 10)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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Chris and host Jeffery Saddoris discuss Chris's passion for working on projects that are going to be remembered as well as his terrific TED Talk, an experience he says taught him more about himself and why he makes photographs than maybe any other experience in his life. Chris recently got back from Alaska and as you'll here throughout our conversation, his studio is buzzing with activity.
CONNECT WITH CHRIS
Website: https://www.chrisburkard.com/39 min - Process Driven 04: Sam Faulkner“I became more and more interested in…the idea of photography. Not the technique of photography, but the idea of what photography is about and the role photography plays in our visual understanding of situations or issue or an event.”
Sam Faulkner is a photographer from the UK who for the last five years has been making portraits of reenactors for a project called
Unseen Waterloo
. I saw a couple images from the project at Paris Photo LA and was just blown away, so I reached out to Sam and asked if we could have a conversation about how the project came about and what inspired him to make the transition from conflict photojournalist to fine art photographer.- NOTE: There are a couple spots in the conversation where you may notice some mic noise on Sam’s end—it sounds like the shuffling of papers. There’s such great conversation around it that I’ve attempted to minimize it as much as possible in lieu of simply removing it. I hope it’s not too much of a distraction.
LINKS
Unseen Waterloo
Somerset House
Hainsworth
Phil Cleaver
Ian Parry
Patrick Kinmonth
Mario TestinoCONNECT WITH SAM
Website: http://www.samfaulkner.co.uk
Twitter: @faulknerphotogMUSIC
Please Listen Carefully
(Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.055 min - Process Driven 04: Sam Faulkner"I became more and more interested in...the idea of photography. Not the technique of photography, but the idea of what photography is about and the role photography plays in our visual understanding of situations or issue or an event."Sam Faulkner is a photographer from the UK who for the last five years has been making portraits of reenactors for a project called Unseen Waterloo. I saw a couple images from the project at Paris Photo LA and was just blown away, so I reached out to Sam and asked if we could have a conversation about how the project came about and what inspired him to make the transition from conflict photojournalist to fine art photographer.* NOTE: There are a couple spots in the conversation where you may notice some mic noise on Sam's end—it sounds like the shuffling of papers. There's such great conversation around it that I've attempted to minimize it as much as possible in lieu of simply removing it. I hope it's not too much of a distraction.Subscribe: iTunes | Overcast | Pocket Casts | RSSSHOW NOTESUnseen WaterlooSomerset HouseHainsworthPhil CleaverIan ParryPatrick KinmonthMario TestinoCONNECTVisit his website: http://www.samfaulkner.co.ukFollow him on Twitter: @faulknerphotogMusic in this episode: Please Listen Carefully (Jahzzar) / CC BY-SA 4.055 min
- The Craft & Vision Podcast — David duChemin (Episode 9)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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In today's conversation, David and I discuss his new eBook Making the Image, which focuses on some of the more practical questions he asks himself, both before and after pressing the shutter button.
CONNECT WITH DAVID
Website: https://davidduchemin.com/57 min - The Craft & Vision Podcast — Mallory Morrison (Episode 8)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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Mallory Morrison is a fantastic fine art photographer who uses her background in dance to inform and inspire gorgeous underwater narratives. In this conversation, I'm talking to Mallory about the evolution of her work, the power of subtle gestures and a new project that's her most personal to date.
CONNECT WITH MALLORY
Website: https://mallorymorrison.com/49 min - The Craft & Vision Podcast — Henry Fernando (Episode 7)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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Henry Fernando, a photographer based in Ottowa, Canada practices something called contemplative photography, which takes a more mindful approach to photography and encourages a way of seeing the world without the preconceived notions attached to composition or subject matter. In this conversation, Henry and I discuss contemplative approach to his work and his new eBook, Vision365, which integrates the practice into daily assignments that will help you see differently and create stronger photographs.
CONNECT WITH HENRY
Website: https://www.henryfernando.com/43 min - The Craft & Vision Podcast — Piet Van den Eynde (Episode 6)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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Belgian photographer and Adobe Certified trainer Piet Van den Eynde is not only one of the most popular Craft & Vision authors, he's also one of the most prolific. For his latest release, he's created a fantastic Lightroom preset system and a guide to help you get up to speed with newly released Lightroom 6. In this episode I'm talking to Piet about post-processing and how not to let style trump the substance in your photographs.
CONNECT WITH PIET
Website: https://www.morethanwords.be/47 min - The Craft & Vision Podcast — John Keatley (Episode 5)
In 2015, Craft & Vision founder David duChemin invited me to host a short-run podcast. Across 12 episodes, I spoke with photographers who were each, in their own way, exploring what it means to see more clearly, create more intentionally, and develop a voice of their own.
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John Keatley is not only one of my favorite photographers, he's also one of my favorite people to talk to about the process of making images. His passion and enthusiasm for the craft is visible not only in his body of work, but also in his willingness to share what he has learned. In this episode, we talk about shooting what you love, the power of personal stories and some great ways to approach social media.
CONNECT WITH JOHN
Website: https://www.johnkeatley.com/45 min
About Iterations
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Iterations is the audio version of my occasional journal/newsletter where I share stories, personal experiences, and ongoing questions around creativity, process, and making things that matter. Some…
episodes are more reflective, some are more practical, and some are just me thinking out loud and trying to make sense of things.