This week Zach & Courtney discuss starting a photography business and a family at the same time and how they work to fully integrate their lives together.
“Photography is nothing–it’s life that interests me.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson
This week Zach & Courtney follow up with comments from last week’s album choices and discuss everything from lawsuits to successful collaborations between photographers and musicians. “Photography is nothing–it’s life that interests me.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson Resources Everything Jazz article – Behind the Covers – Francis Wolff’s Best Photographs for Blue Note Rhythm and Blues:…
This week Zach & Courtney discuss 8 iconic album covers and the stories behind them. They define what makes an “iconic” album cover, analyze the photos, tell how they were made, who the photographers were, and some of the myths that formed around the images. “Photography is nothing–it’s life that interests me.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson…
This week Zach & Courtney discuss their visit to the Indiana State Fair plus Zach’s project documenting fairs & festivals around the state of Indiana over the last 15 years. They also look at some photography of fairs by some of the all time greats like Danny Lyon, Inge Morath, Garry Winogrand, and others! “Photography…
This week Zach & Courtney discuss photographing road trips, including Zach’s photos on the road and in the Florida Keys, plus Joel Sternfeld’s project from the 1970s and 80s, American Prospects. “Photography is nothing–it’s life that interests me.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson Resources/Links Zach’s photos discussed in this episode. Joel Sternfeld & American Prospects Pre-order the…
This week Zach & Courtney discuss how every single person is meant to create, a Pacers game 7 loss, what makes for a great summer photo, and more! “Photography is nothing–it’s life that interests me.” – Henri Cartier-Bresson Links & Resources View this post on Instagram A post shared by ZACH DOBSON PHOTOGRAPHY (@zachdobsonphoto) Mystery…
This week Zach & Courtney discuss photography projects that became obsessive, including Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase’s Ravens, Catherine Leroy’s coverage of the Vietnam War, W. Eugene Smith documenting Pittsburg for two years, and Zach’s own project of photographing lost golf balls in the woods and the creek. **NOTES**– W. Eugene Smith’s Country Doctor story was…