In this episode, I’m talking to Sean Tucker, a photographer in the UK who I was introduced to by an On Taking Pictures listener who emailed me and told me “you have to see this guy’s work. I think it’s […]
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Process Driven is a podcast about creativity and what it means to those who do more than make art. I engage in frank, in-depth conversations with makers and creators from a wide range of disciplines including photography, art, film and literature to talk not only about the what and the how, but also the why.
In this episode, I’m sitting down with photographer and photography instructor Karl Taylor. I was introduced to Karl’s work in 2010 when a friend gave me one of his training DVDs. Karl’s energy and enthusiasm for photography along with his […]
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There are some photographs that just stick with you. Images that once you see them, you simply can’t unsee — and it happens across virtually all genres of photography. A single image, a particular project or an entire body of […]
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When I was a junior in high school I took my first photography class and one of the things we had to do before we got to shoot with the “real” cameras — in our case, they were Pentax K1000s […]
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In the last episode, I had a conversation with Glenn D’Cruze from North Atlantic Explorers, who I was introduced to by a listener of On Taking Pictures. In this episode, my guest was recommended to me by one of my favorite photographers, John […]
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In this episode, I’m doing something a little different. One of the goals I’ve had for Process Driven from the beginning has been to expand the scope of the conversations I have beyond visual arts as an exploration into how and where […]
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A few months ago, I attended a talk that Dan Winters gave at the Smithsonian and one of the things that struck me straight away was the language he used to describe his relationship to his work. I’ve been a […]
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In 1976, William Eggleston opened his first color show at MoMA, the reviews were fairly polarized. To some of the art establishment, color photography was for snapshots and not to be taken seriously and black and white was the only […]
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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 […]
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In this episode, I’m sitting down with Sam Faulkner, 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 […]
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