This week, we close the loop on 325 episodes of talking about photography, creativity, and sometimes just the ups and downs of life in general. It has been such a privilege to be a small part of your lives for the past six years. Speaking for myself, I am a better person for having done this show, though I would imagine Bill feels the same. This show has—in no uncertain terms—changed my life and whether you have listened to one episode or all of them, thank you for making time in your lives for us each and every week. I don’t think either one of us know what’s next, but I do know that we would love to keep the conversations going. Thank you again for six amazing years.

Links for this episode:

• Pete Souza, Photographer to Reagan and Obama, Would Turn Down Trump | Here's The Thing | WNYC Studios
  
• Projections
  
• 5by5 | On Taking Pictures #43: Artistic Monkhood
  
• Connections Episode 1: The Trigger Effect : James Burke : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
  
• Open Broadcaster Software | Home
  
• Back to School - Wikipedia
  
• Eyes This Way - MP3
  
• William Eggleston: Democratic Camera, Photographs and Video, 1961-2008 (Whitney Museum of American Art): Elisabeth Sussman, Thomas Weski, Tina Kukielski, Stanley Booth, Donna De Salvo: 9780300126211: Amazon.com: Books
  
• Pete Souza Photography
  
• Pete Souza (@petesouza) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• Pete Souza - Wikipedia
  
• The President's Photographer: Fifty Years Inside the Oval Office | PBS
  
• Pals with Bill Wadman
  
• Process Driven - Jeffery Saddoris
  

With only one more episode of OTP left, this week we actually start with a discussion around photography—specifically, focusing on the tools (either hardware or software) you need or will actually use in your creative workflow. Sometimes we get caught up in looking at all of what a camera or piece of software does or is capable of doing without looking at what we actually need it to do. Also, a continuation of last week’s discussion where we talk about Don McCullin’s view that at least some of his professional life was wasted documenting the human suffering associated with war. Alfred Stanley Johnson is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Jeffery Saddoris on Instagram: “An example of the in-camera keystone correction on the @getolympus #em1mk2. I know you can do this in post, but they’ve managed to make it…”
  
• Adobe debuts Project Rush, its new all-in-one video editor | TechCrunch
  
• Harry Perry (musician) - Wikipedia
  
• PROJECTIONS Tickets, Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite
  
• HAG Capisco Ergonomic Office Chair - Fully
  
• Charlie Rose - Richard Avedon - YouTube
  
• Laylah Amatullah Barrayn Celebrates Women Photographers of the African Diaspora - VICE
  
• Luminous Portraits of Sliced Fruit Glow Like Stained Glass Windows | Colossal
  
• Dennis Wojtkiewicz
  
• The difference between Photorealism and Hyperrealism | Plus One Gallery
  
• BackStory with the American History Guys
  
• Faking It: Manipulated Photography before Photoshop: Mia Fineman: 9780300185010: Amazon.com: Books
  
• Larger Than Life: Tall-Tale Postcards | Wisconsin Historical Society
  
• Exaggeration Postcards of A. S. Johnson, Jr. 1909-1923
  
• Early 1900s Postcards Show Off Primitive ‘Photoshopping’ Skills | WIRED
  
• Jude Gerard Prest - Jeffery Saddoris
  

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This week, a discussion around knowing (or thinking we know) when it’s time to change directions, whether in a body of work, a relationship, where to live, etc. Also, what happens when the dream you wanted isn’t the reality you get? Plus, according to a federal judge, photos on the internet are fair use...yes, even yours. Don McCullin is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• In Hollywood-Style Jailbreak, French Convict Flees Prison - The New York Times
  
• Jonathan Coulton - Tom Cruise Crazy MUSIC VIDEO - YouTube
  
• The Control Group - An Elaborate System of Pulleys and Levers
  
• Entourage (U.S. TV series) - Wikipedia
  
• Mark Wahlberg Talks to Christmas Animals - SNL - YouTube
  
• Documentary Now! – IFC
  
• Court Rules Copying Photos Found on Internet is Fair Use
  
• No, Virginia, You Can’t Just Copy Stuff You Find On the Internet, Even if You Don’t Notice the Copyright Notice | Trademark and Copyright Law
  
• Floating Heroes - Photographs and text by Sowrav Das | LensCulture
  
• Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera | Blackmagic Design
  
• Don McCullin · Irreconcilable Truths
  
• Don McCullin speaks about the 50th anniversary of his photos from the Battle of Hue during the Tet Offensive of the Vietnam War in 1968 - The Washington Post
  
• Don McCullin at War - The New York Times
  
• Don McCullin by Alfred Dunhill - YouTube
  

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This week, a pre-show discussion spills over into the show as we dive into the idea of myth and reputation and wrestle with the evolving definition of success. Also, episode 324 will be the last episode of OTP. We are grateful for the time that we’ve spent with you and with each other—logging well over 600 hours talking about photography and creativity—but we both feel like it’s time to explore some other areas. We’ll do one more regular show and then the final episode will be a Q&A, so send us your questions! Girma Berta is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Elvis (1979 film) - Wikipedia
  
• Elvis & Nixon - Wikipedia
  
• Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke - YouTube
  
• Frank Zappa BBC Documentary 1993 - YouTube
  
• Soundography #12: Frank Zappa - Soundography | A Crash Course in Music, One Band at a Time!
  
• Frank Zappa | Album Discography | AllMusic
  
• Beatles Rooftop Concert - Video Dailymotion
  
• The Best Cameras for Color Reproduction, Ranked
  
• ColorChecker® Classic; X-Rite
  
• QP-Card
  
• QP Card QP Color Reference Card 203 Book GQP203 B&H Photo Video
  
• My Pentax 645z Medium Format Conversion in a Nutshell
  
• "What Were You Thinking?" with Legendary Magnum Photographer Elliott Erwitt - YouTube
  
• GiRMA BErtA — nataal.com
  
• Girma Berta (@gboxcreative) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• Girma Berta works | Addis Fine Art
  
• Ethiopian Photographer : Girma Berta on Kana TV's Masters at Work (KanaTV ) - YouTube
  

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This week, sometimes hardware fails or at least doesn’t perform the way you think or hope it should We start the show with a couple stories about dealing with what happens next. Also, at what point to upgrades no longer make sense. Plus, a fascinating body of work from a very unexpected source. Kenji Toma is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• AppleCare - Apple
  
• Review: Fujifilm 35mm f2 R WR (Fujifilm X Mount)
  
• Jeffery's Out of Focus Lens
  
• PPN - Photo Podcast Network - PhotoPodcasts.com
  
• Joe McNally - Da Grip - YouTube
  
• Nancy Borowick Photography
  
• Leica M10 vs M6 | Street Photography and Portraits in NYC with ioegreer - YouTube
  
• Nikon F2 - Interchangeable Finders
  
• Leica M4 Garry Winogrand
  
• How to Make 20 SHORT FILMS in 20 days (pt.1) - YouTube
  
• How to Make 20 Short Films in 20 Days (pt.2) - YouTube
  
• The Artwork Was Rejected. Then Banksy Put His Name to It. - The New York Times
  
• Banksy print stolen from Toronto exhibit - CNN Style
  
• Frank Zappa BBC Documentary 1993 - YouTube
  
• Disquieting Landscapes from Surveillance Cameras Around the World
  
• Amazon.com: William Coupon: Portraits (9788862086035): Anthony Bannon, William Coupon, Walter Isaacson: Books
  
• Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents: Pete Souza: 9780316421829: Amazon.com: Books
  
• Kenji Toma’s Most Beautiful Flowers – British Journal of Photography
  
• Billy and Hells
  
• Karl Blossfeldt | Michael Hoppen Gallery
  

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This week, we go a little off the reservation talking about connecting to a process but not to outcome of what was ultimately produced. We cite examples from photography, cinema and music. Also, a discussion around the first time we felt like we were part of a tribe and how we sometimes are still able to tap into how that felt. Vivian Cherry is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+
  
• Kubrick's Right-Hand Leading Man | Here's The Thing | WNYC Studios
  
• Amazon.com: Contact: Leslie La Penna, Thomas Hoepker, David Turn, Stuart Franklin, Peter Marlow, Abbas Attar, Steve McCurry, Bruce Gilden, Elliot Erwit, Guy Le Querrec, Gianluigi Attorre, Mario Paloschi
  
• Amazon.com: Seeing Daylight: The Photography of Dorothy Bohm: Dorothy Bohm, Richard Shaw: Amazon Digital Services LLC
  
• uta barth | the official website
  
• DaVinci Resolve 15 | Blackmagic Design
  
• Kodak Professional (@kodakprofessional) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• Society6 | Affordable Art Prints, iPhone Cases and T-shirts
  
• Cine Lenses | SIGMA GLOBAL VISION
  
• A 97-Year-Old Photographer and Her Love Affair with New York - Feature Shoot
  
• Vivian Cherry Photography
  
• Vivian Cherry's Portrayal of NYC - YouTube
  
• Vivian Cherry Photography
  

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This week, if everyone is chasing the same aesthetic, how do you know when what you make is good? Also, where do you take your work if you feel you’ve peaked? Plus, is the old stuff really better than what’s new? Or is it just that it’s more familiar? Jim Reed is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Carrie Mae Weems: Kitchen Table Series
  
• Interview: Photographer Jim Reed on Hurricane Irene and Storm Chasing - Scientific American Blog Network
  
• Jim Reed Photography - Extreme Weather
  
• Storm Chaser: A Photographer's Journey by Jim Reed! - YouTube
  
• Jim Reed: Meet one of the prominent extreme weather photographers | Digital Trends
  

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This week, we’re talking about finding that type of photography that clicks with you, regardless of how broad or how niche it may be. One of the wonderful things about photography is that it’s both an art and a science and there’s room to deep dive one without necessarily losing the other. Also, self-printing seems to be a common source of confusion and anxiety - between finding the “right” printer, to then finding out that the ink will cost your more than the device itself, to having to test multiple paper types to see what works best on a given photograph. But is giving up control worth making the decision to outsource it? Francesco Cito and Gianni Berengo-Gardin are our Photographers of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Steve Giralt Visual Engineer (@stevegiralt) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• Steve Giralt - Home
  
• Research: Watching an Expert Do Something Makes You Think You Can Do It Too
  
• Finding that Creative Spark: Notes from PDN Photo Annual Winners | PDN Online
  
• Stephen Shore - MoMA Book
  
• Stephen Shore: Selected Works, 1973-1981
  
• Royal wedding photographer got the couple's official portrait in just 3 minutes - CBS News
  
• Apollo 12 in Pictures: Photos from NASA's Pinpoint Moon Landing Mission
  
• Kodachrome. Processed in Color. Seriously. – Shoot Film Co.
  
• CineStill BWxx – CineStill Film
  
• What Really Happened to that Melted NASA Camera? | NASA
  
• Francesco Cito - WEBSITE - www.francescocito.it
  
• Leica Hall of Fame Award 2017 winner Gianni Berengo Gardin - The Leica Camera Blog
  
• Gianni Berengo Gardin - The great photography of tradition - YouTube
  

This week, what happens when you decide to get off of the hamster wheel of social media and rely on your own website? Are you leaving money on the table or controlling your brand? Also, getting out of your comfort zone via the great American road trip. Plus, finding meaning in what you do beyond just what you make and share. Vanessa Winship is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 - Wikipedia
  
• DARLINGSIDE
  
• teenage engineering – OP-1 
  
• Ampify | Launchpad for iOS - Make & Remixing music app for iPhone & iPad | Novation x Ampify
  
• Lindsey Ross and her wet plate collodion images. — 360° FILMMAKING
  
• Roland Juno-60 - Wikipedia
  
• Jason Lee (@jasonlee) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• The Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip - Aperture Foundation NY
  
• ResearchInfo: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance | Documents | ZMM Travel Guide
  
• Here/Still/Now - Photographs and text by Paul D’Amato | LensCulture
  
• The Prolific Group | Quality Design & Printing ServicesThe Prolific Group
  
• (2) Bill Ingalls - Well, one remote cam outside the pad perimeter was...
  
• WINNERS—LensCulture Portrait Awards 2018
  
• Amazon.com : Fotodiox DLX Stretch Lens Mount Adapter - Pentax K Mount (PK) SLR Lens to Micro Four Thirds (MFT, M4/3) Mount Mirrorless Camera Body with Macro Focusing Helicoid and Magnetic Drop-In Filters : Camera & Photo
  
• she dances on Jackson
  
• Vanessa Winship: the great, unsung chronicler of the world's outsiders | Art and design | The Guardian
  
• FILM TALKS #27: VANESSA WINSHIP (UK) | FotoFilmic
  
• Chris Killip Photographer
  

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This week, a pre-show discussion about Tom Petty and crafting the perfect pop song leads into our sense memories around specific film stocks. It sounds strange, but there’s a throughline there if you give it a chance. Also, is Instagram just one big performance art piece? Plus, a listener question prompts a discussion around objective vs subjective challenges and moving the needle. Jojakim Cortis and Adrian Sonderegger are our Photographers of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• Runnin' Down a Dream (film) - Wikipedia
  
• How Tom Petty and Prince led parallel careers.
  
• Process Driven - Jeffery Saddoris
  
• Tom Petty Legacy Netflix Documentary Music Influence
  
• Ian Wright
  
• 13 Color and Black and White Film Stocks Compared - YouTube
  
• Totally Rad! | Totally Rad Home
  
• Enhance enhance: Using machine learning to recover lost detail from upscaled photos / Boing Boing
  
• Google Photos will soon be able to colorize old photos - The Verge
  
• Free Photo Editor | Polarr: Smart Photo Editing
  
• Amalia Ulman's Instagram art and selfie culture - CNN Style
  
• Bill & Ted 3 officially happening with Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter | EW.com
  
• The Meaning Of Work : TED Radio Hour : NPR
  
• Amalia's Instagram (@amaliaulman) • Instagram photos and videos
  
• CORTIS & SONDEREGGER
  
• Jojakim Cortis und Adrian Sonderegger - Ikonen on Vimeo
  
• CORTIS & SONDEREGGER "ICONS" - exhibition at EAST WING / DUBAI - YouTube
  
• Artist talk with Adrian Sonderegger and Jojakim Cortis about ICONS - YouTube
  
• Cortis & Sonderegger - 21 Artworks, Bio & Shows on Artsy
  

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