In this episode, Nick Tauro Jr. discussed the uncovered work of a series of photographers who either eschewed fame or never received it in their lifetime. The spotlight gets placed on Vivian Maier, Eugene Atget, "The Mexican Suitcase" and Mike Disfarmer.

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Vivian Maier

Eugene Atget

The Mexican Suitcase

Disfarmer

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The state of New Mexico, in the high desert of the southwestern United States, has always been a breeding ground for creativity. This, of course, extends into the medium of photography. I'll discuss some images and artists that helped shape my own perspective of my adopted home state.

Links of work discussed in episode:

Georgia O'Keeffe

Ansel Adams

Garry Winogrand photo

Lee Friedlander photo

Robert Frank highway photo

Robert Frank Gallup photo

Joel Peter Witkin

Thomas Barrow: Cancellations

Danny Lyon

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Finding validation and consolation in the words of photographer Robert Adams.
 
Links:
"Why People Photograph." published by Aperture.
 
Robert Adams photographs at MoMa

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When is a camera considered dangerous? When is a photographer seen as a threat? Using a recent news story as a departure point, I discuss the lines that often get blurred when a photographer works in public.

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Bruce Gilden at work (video)

Mark Cohen at work (video)

Gary Winogrand samples (video)

A lively diatribe / rant / motivational speech to inspire you to print your photos! A stack of snapshots is a start, but why not print you own photo book or zine? It's easier than you think. Let me convince you! As always, you can visit my website for more details and to contact me with questions or comments.
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The first episode in an ongoing series. One photograph by one photographer. At least 1000 words of commentary. To begin, we look at the iconic "Child With Toy Hand Grenade, Central Park, 1962" by Diane Arbus.

We can all look at a photograph and probably figure out what the subject is. However, what intangible things lie deeper below the surface of the obvious? There are mysteries to be discovered when we ponder what does a photograph hold.

For the first full episode of the R.E.D. Podcast, we're taking a deep dive look at the work of photographer and filmmaker Robert Frank. From his early success with his seminal photobook "The Americans" to his life-long pursuit of artistic integrity, Frank remains an inspiration for many photographers, including your podcast host, Nick Tauro Jr.

This short episode introduces the new podcast to all listeners! Join podcast host Nick Tauro Jr. for the first of many explorations of fine art, creative photography.  100% gear talk free!