#266 PHOTOWALK: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC SECRET TO FINDING CALM
We photowalk together, making pictures, answering questions and sharing inspiration from Paul Sanders who helps you to 'Discover Still,' how this former Times pictures desk editor found his calm and Sandra Cattaneo Ardorno returns to talk of starting pro photography in your 60s and becoming a published photographer internationally. We also talk about recording sound with your stills, the names we give our cameras, 'break our bones' making pictures, a street photographer who became an NYC cabbie for the pictures and Thomas Heaton has a bucket list landscape view.
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FURTHER REFERENCE: Salgado at the Science Museum in London, Brutalist architectural photography, HUCK’s story of cab driving street photographer Ryan Weideman, the Facebook group, Patreon, Chris Floyd, and Calvin and Hobbes.
Sandra Cattaneo Adorno is our guest today. Photographs copyright. Not to be reproduced or used without express permission of the photographer.
Richard Yarp’s visit to downtown Houston for a photowalk amongst the scrapers and buildings.
Barnabas Hamerlik’s Moroccan evening watching the street snake charmer - the sound to these pictures is featured on the show today!
Andy Thibault’s collarbone breaking photographs!
My photowalk sketchbook photographs.
Ryan Weideman talks (in English) to Vice Español about the pictures he made in his cab each night of his passenger subjects.
Paul Sanders discusses depression.
