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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 12 hours 29 minutes
episode 61: W.S. Lively and the Southern School of Photography
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, we discuss photographer W.S. Lively, who started the second photography school ever in the United States -- and he did it in a small Tennessee town -- and it was successful! But he gained notoriety for making three 60-inch prints from glass-plate negatives - the first time it had ever been done.
Sources and Links
Facebook: W.S.Lively & The Southern School of Photography
https://www.facebook...
episode 60: Why I Love Photographing Abandoned Places
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast: why I love shooting abandoned places, with a brief discussion of some of my favorite locations to find abandoned buildings, and how I research the histories of abandoned houses and storefronts.
My new eBook: "The Wheeling Portfolio" https://keithdotson.com/pages/books
My photographs of abandoned places: https://keithdotson...
episode 59: Field Recording: Landscape Photography at a Waterfall Deep in the Appalachian Mountains
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, a field recording: the sounds of hiking to make landscape photographs deep in the primordial forests of Eastern Kentucky.
See my black and white photographs from this day on my Shadows and Light Blog here.
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episode 58: 'The Tragedy of Macbeth,' Joel Coen's New Black and White Movie: Is it Film or Digital?
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, I'll tell you how the new movie, The Tragedy of MacBeth, was filmed in black and white, with a comparison to another recent black and white film, The Lighthouse.
Check out my photography blog here: icatchhadows.com
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episode 57: A Visit to George Eastman Museum: One of the World's Great Photography Museums
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography Podcast, I'll tell you what it's like to visit one of the world's preeminent photography museums.
George Eastman Museum: eastman.org
Check out my photography blog here: icatchhadows.com
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episode 56: What Motivates High-End Art Collectors? Swizz Beatz On Buying an Ansel Adams Photograph and More
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast, we examine more new data on how high-end art collectors are buying art in 2021, and we learn from the example of a real world collector -- the rapper, record producer, and businessman Swizz Beatz (Kasseem Daoud Dean). Dean talks about buying photographs from Ansel Adams and Gordon Parks, and how he got into art collecting at age 19...
episode 47: Abandoned Places Photography: Hushpuckena
In this episode of The Fine Art Photography podcast, we discuss the excitement and mystery of visiting and shooting abandoned places. In this case, we talk about the abandoned community at Hushpuckena, Mississippi, with a description of the scene, and a little history...
episode 55: Frank Relle: Shooting Chest Deep in Alligator Swamps at Night
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast, we talk about the landscape work of New Orleans-based photographer Frank Relle, who owns an art gallery on Royal Street, and has a habit of standing in dark swamp waters late at night surrounded by gators. But the results are spectacular...
episode 54: Emmett Gowin's Photographs of His Wife Surrounded by Moths in Flight
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast, I explain why I find Emmett Gowin's photographs of his wife surrounded by moths in flight so magical.
The Fine Art Photography Podcast: My blog with full episode transcripts and links.
Links and Sources
Edith and Moth Flight, 2002 (frontal version)
https://collections.vam.ac...
episode 53: Projects I've Been Working On as a Fine Art Photographer
In this episode of the Fine Art Photography podcast, I'll tell you what kind of projects I've been working on as a photographer lately, and give some updates about recent developments with my photography and my art business...