#366 PHOTOWALK: WHAT IS YOUR WHY? AND THE ‘COLOR OF LIGHT’
Our walking guest today is one of America’s finest color photographers, Arthur Meyerson. He's travelled the world, creating award-winning advertising and editorial photographs, as well as an extensive body of personal fine art imagery. He tackles the 'why' of making our pictures. Also today, an unexpected personal story turns into a special photo project, we ask who we are making our pictures for, and how photography helps the 'one day at a time' pledge for a courageous writer and listener.
FURTHER REFERENCES WITHIN THE SHOW: Email your stories and pictures, our Facebook group, the Photowalk VERO, become an Extra Miler and support the show, PhotoVoice ethical photography for social change, Chris Killip, my personal 365 project, episode 365 featuring Alys Tomlinson, Ernst Haas, with additional GALLERY LINKS BELOW.
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Arthur Meyerson’s world in color, including the photographs (top left and right) referenced in the show from Stonehenge and Norway. Photographs copyright. Not to be reproduced or used without express permission from the photographer.
John St. John Smith’s personal project talked about on the show, and also featured in this month’s assignment; “Untitled.”
Photographs sent with Randy Bullerwell’s potent tale of life and photography featured on today’s show.
My sketchbook photographs from today’s rather ‘sparse’ landscape, culminating in ‘that’ picture made following the final letter.
