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Episode 208 »» Moonrise Over Brooklyn with Ward and Antonio
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Moonrise Over Brooklyn
We have been discussing photography books on and off the show for years, however, it was during Antonio’s deep dive (thanks to Ward for the description) of Irving Penn that shifted our conversation with one of our listeners and great friend of the show, Ward Rosin. Thanks to his wonderful insight on photography books, we knew we had to take to the mics to discuss this further with no one better suited than Ward and Antonio. Please join us as we learn about the inspiration we can get from photography books and how the style and art from these photographers influences our own photography and the mind-to-camera connection.
“Inspiration comes from photo books and the history of photography and photographers.” – Ward Rosin, 2018
Channeling Jeff Mermelstein | ©Ward Rosin
Channeling Robert Adams | ©Ward Rosin
Channeling Jay Maisel | ©Antonio M. Rosario
Channeling Ernst Haas | ©Antonio M. Rosario
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Do you find inspiration from photo books? Are there photographers whose work have influenced your own? We would love to hear about it. You can chime in and find us on here on the blog and on Twitter. You can also subscribe to Shutter Time show via Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeartRADIO and Spotify. If you would like to support the show and help with some of the costs of running this podcast, please check us out on Patreon (any and all support is appreciated!).
Huge thanks to our friends, Ward and Antonio, for coming on the show for another great chat! Make sure you check out their work (links below) if you have yet to do so!
Thanks for tuning in, folks!
Cheers, y’all!
#changetheconversation
Channeling Berenice Abbott’s “Changing New York” | ©Antonio M. Rosario
Channeling Garry Winogrand | ©Ward Rosin
Channeling Pete Turner | ©Antonio M. Rosario
Links from the show:
Robert Capa Mexican Suitcase / via ICP
Robert Adams, Photographer / via Fraenkel Gallery
Pete Turner, Photographer / via Nikon USA
Garry Winogrand / via Fraenkel Gallery
Berenice Abbott, Changing New York / via New York Public Library Digital Collections
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