#340 PHOTOWALK: IS THERE HOPE?
Today, the renowned artist duo Alexandrov Klum talk of their love affair with nature and share how they use photographs, music, sound and film to make their art installations and stories. Also from the mailbag, why a surfboard is like a camera, going on a software diet, letting go of Adobe, free carousel templates, imposter syndrome, inspirational books you must have courtesy of our Extra Milers and when is a photo not a photo?
FURTHER REFERENCES WITHIN THE SHOW: Email your stories and pictures, our Facebook group, the Photowalk VERO, become an Extra Miler and support the show, Jonah Lake’s Spotify channel, One Camera One Lens One Year project, Chris Burkard’s episode 296, César Manrique’s Foundation and the Jameos del Agua, Terry Gilliam’s Brazil, Joey L, Svein Wisnæs’ Infinity carousel templates for Instagram with examples, Søren Solkær and his appearance on episode 176, Anna Hardy mentoring and photography, ‘Lady Bird’ Johnson, with additional GALLERY LINKS BELOW.
Books referenced by the Extra Milers.
Paul Hutson: The Americans by Robert Frank
Mali Davies: Craig Atkinson’s Café Royal Books
Matthew Haddow: Magnum Atlas
Erik Petersen: Hayahisa Tomiyasu’s TTP
Kieron Beard: Anders Petersen
Gert Jan Kole: Magnum Contact Sheets
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Artist duo Alexandrov Klum’s works discussed on the show today.
Johan O.E.’s portrait on the street, made within a minute of his meet.
Judith McDermott’s art talked about on the show, above and below. Photograph or digital art?
My sketchbook images from the Photowalk today.
VIDEO REFERENCES
Ken Batchelor shares a simple photographic life as featured in the show today.
The video trailer for Brazil referenced in the show today.
