Recorded on the side of the highway, this episode discusses the  patience required to create long-term photography projects. Sometimes the best things come to those who wait. Consider it a "ride along" as I head down the interstate, cameras at my side.
Grass, gas, or Tri-X, nobody rides for free!

Links:

Saguaro National Park

Center for Creative Photography, Tucson

Etherton Gallery

This episode, I talk with Joan Liftin, who has had an illustrious career in photography. Besides being a photographer with three monographs under her belt, Joan spent many years as a teacher at the ICP and a photo editor at the esteemed Magnum Photos. Plus, she was married to photographer Charles Harbutt. I really enjoyed this conversation, I hope you do, too.


Joan Liftin at the ICP

Charles Harbutt at Artnet

Magnum Photos

The next installment of a (sporadically) ongoing series, where I discuss one specific photograph in detail. This episode, we look at "Bubblegum" by photographer Mark Cohen.

"Bubblegum" the photo discussed in the episode

More work by Mark Cohen

Frame: a book by Mark Cohen

Mark Cohen video (shooting on the street)

Bruce Gilden video

Join me for an interview with Ward Andrews, a creative thinker, teacher and consultant. We discuss the challenges of dealing with envy in your creative practice, along with ways to shift your thinking and perspective to avoid the toxic traps that envy can produce.

More about Ward Andrews:

Design.org Blog

Drawbackwards

Ward's blog post about Creative Envy

Sensoria Project

Ward Andrews Instagram

Ward's Twitter

A discussion about the master Japanese photographer, Daido Moriyama. His life in photography... the good, the bad and the blurry... but mostly the good.

Daido Moriyama website

Provoke article in Aperture Magazine

Stray Dog photo

Bye Bye Photography 

and here, too

Trying to expand my listener base by giving the people what they want!

Leica Cameras

Lensbaby Lenses

Bokeh Explained

An interview with Albuquerque, NM based photojournalist and teacher Roberto Rosales. We discuss the challenges of maintaining a strong moral compass while doing photojournalistic work in dangerous, highly charged situations, how Roberto uses empathy to do his job, deciding when (and when not) to press the shutter button and much more!

Links:

Roberto Rosales' website

Roberto's Instagram

Roberto's work in the Albuquerque Journal

A deep dive exploration of a hauntingly beautiful image by Sally Mann. This episode is part of an ongoing series where Nick Tauro Jr. devotes (at least) 1000 words to one specific photograph.

Links:

"The Black Eye" photograph

Sally Mann

"Hold Still" book

Julia Margaret Cameron

Post Mortem Photography

A re-edit, re-visit to an interview that I did as a guest of Daniel Milnor on his "Dispatches" podcast. This is a pared down version, from Dan's original recording, but there's still plenty of good, deep photo conversation to enjoy!

Links:

Daniel's website

Daniel's YouTube channel

Werner Herzog

Fabio Miguel Roque

Explore the good, the bad and the ugly along "The Mother Road," Route 66. Not too many kicks to discuss, sorry to say. Featuring a closer look at the work of Pulitzer Prize winning photographer,  Edward Keating.

Route 66 song: Chuck Berry

Route 66 song: Depeche Mode

The Grapes of Wrath

Edward Keating