#210 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: A MEDITATIVE WALK
It’s Good Friday if you observe it and if of course you’re listening on the day of release, otherwise it’s a pretty good time any day of the week to be making some pictures as we walk and talk together. The Photowalk edition of the week is a chance to escape into ourselves with earbuds charged, you and I, chatting about what went on during the week with our guests, a revisit to some of the interview archives and an opportunity to find out what’s going on with your photography; ideas you’ve had and projects you’d like to share. As always the show is made by you, so don’t be shy, share your pictures from your walks and your comments through the email address: studio@photographydaily.show - and remember to send pictures which are 2000 pixels on the long side.
This week I’m in trouble for a particular word used in one of the recent episodes, for good reason, Jem is in a white out (below), we discuss renewed zest to get out there to make pictures, photowalks to look forward to in person, a future professional desire and there’s a question about payment for usage of a music picture - for which I’d love your feedback by mail (addy above).
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FURTHER REFERENCE: The show’s Facebook group, the Annenberg Space for Photography, Joe Pugliese’s interview, David Yarrow on being an artist and a business person and Leonard Neumann shares his inspirations.
Jan Erik Moström’s super cold morning walk!
Charlie Boss takes a film camera out for his photowalks in Nevada.
Back to my studies of the forestry around me; those something and nothing shots. 😀
