#363 PHOTOWALK: A NEW YORK STATE OF MIND
With a love for photographing the people and streets of New York, this week's guest Reuben Radding talks of fragility, character and emotion in black and white. Also today, as we walk together, powerful simple creative ideas, taking a break from social, family candids and I share inspiring books, films and photographers worth exploring. It being the first Friday of the month, the new monthly assignment welcomes back former guest Alexander Ward with a project to work on across the next three weeks. See the SHOW PAGE and our thanks to the Extra Milers and mpb.com.
FURTHER REFERENCES WITHIN THE SHOW: Email your stories and pictures, our Facebook group, the Photowalk VERO, become an Extra Miler and support the show, A Show of Hands from Tim Booth, Gregory Heisler, Jay Maisel’s Light, Gesture and Color, Ernst Haas, Saul Leiter, Garry Winogrand, Stephen Wilkes’ immense creative depth, Arthur Meyerson, David Gibson with his street photography challenge cards, ‘Camera in Love,’ Gilles Peress, the ‘other’ Jay Maisel referenced (the Comic King), with additional GALLERY LINKS BELOW.
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Reuben Radding’s NYC street photography (above and below); miles of observation as we learn on the show today. Photographs copyright. Not to be reproduced or used without express permission from the photographer.
Matthias Wesche’s landscape eye (left) and trying to make more candids with family. A cold start to the year in Germany-land!
Today’s path walked during the recording of The Photowalk.
VIDEO INSPIRATIONS
A Show of Hands referenced within the show today.
The film on Ernst Haas referenced, made by Alex Kilbee.
The film referenced within today’s show when talking to Reuben.
Two films (above and below) featuring the work and studies of Stephen Wilkes.
Arthur Meyerson referenced within the show.
