Polarizing Images » Arnold Newman http://www.polarizingimages.com Three Guys Discussing the Philosophy of Photography Sat, 08 Jun 2013 03:10:52 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Imagine three buddies hanging out at the pub, having a drink or two and just having a plain old conversation about photography: what it means to them, why they shoot, and how they see its underlying artistry. And, occasionally, they yell about stuff. Welcome to Polarizing Images. Polarizing Images - Rob, Tony, and Rick yes Polarizing Images - Rob, Tony, and Rick rob@domaschuk.com rob@domaschuk.com (Polarizing Images - Rob, Tony, and Rick) 2011, Rob Domaschuk, Rick Hicaro, and Anthony Moran The Art and Philosophy of Photography photography,philosophy,art,camera,comedy,lighting,instruction,pictures,opinions,drinking,fine art,Photoshop Polarizing Images » Arnold Newman http://www.polarizingimages.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/PolarLogo1400.jpg http://www.polarizingimages.com TV-MA Chicago, IL and Melbourne, AU Semi-weekly A Retrospect – 1+41=42, Episode 42 http://www.polarizingimages.com/a-retrospect-14142-episode-42/ http://www.polarizingimages.com/a-retrospect-14142-episode-42/#comments Wed, 24 Apr 2013 21:15:02 +0000 Rob http://www.polarizingimages.com/?p=644

Polarizing Images - Three Guys Discussing the Philosophy of Photography

Looking Back Tonight is a different show. Any fool can take a look back at earlier shows when they hit a special milestone but it takes creative and talented fools to do it when there’s no particular reason. And we are, if nothing else, creative and talented fools! So, we took the opportunity this week [...]

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Looking Back

Tonight is a different show. Any fool can take a look back at earlier shows when they hit a special milestone but it takes creative and talented fools to do it when there’s no particular reason. And we are, if nothing else, creative and talented fools! So, we took the opportunity this week to do a retrospect.

Alternative print process – the fine art nude

Looking back through all 41 previous episodes, we each chose our top three episodes along with an honorable mention. We didn’t tell each other which episodes we were choosing or why we chose them and it is interesting to see which episodes we did choose. Some were predictable, others were quite a surprise. Education was big on our list, as was networking and the importance of guests and what they brought to the show.

Then we did the same with our featured artists and photographers.

So give this show a listen and let us know here, or on Twitter, if you agree with our choice or disagree. What were your favorite shows up until now?

Don’t Forget!

We could really use your help to offset the financial cost of putting the show on (hosting, etc.) so why not treat yourself to some awesome Polarizing Images swag from the Polarizing Images Swag Emporium on CafePress?

Finally, a huge thank you to all of our listeners and guests – it’s been fun and we’re only getting better and bigger!

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]]> http://www.polarizingimages.com/a-retrospect-14142-episode-42/feed/ 0 Adrian Newey,Akira Yoshizawa,Amateur,Arnold Newman,Art,Collaboration,Critique,David Lynch,Eddie Soloway,editing,education,Edward Weston Looking Back Tonight is a different show. Any fool can take a look back at earlier shows when they hit a special milestone but it takes creative and talented fools to do it when there's no particular reason. And we are, if nothing else, Looking Back Tonight is a different show. Any fool can take a look back at earlier shows when they hit a special milestone but it takes creative and talented fools to do it when there's no particular reason. And we are, if nothing else, creative and talented fools! So, we took the opportunity this week to do a retrospect. Looking back through all 41 previous episodes, we each chose our top three episodes along with an honorable mention. We didn't tell each other which episodes we were choosing or why we chose them and it is interesting to see which episodes we did choose. Some were predictable, others were quite a surprise. Education was big on our list, as was networking and the importance of guests and what they brought to the show. Then we did the same with our featured artists and photographers. So give this show a listen and let us know here, or on Twitter, if you agree with our choice or disagree. What were your favorite shows up until now? Don't Forget! We could really use your help to offset the financial cost of putting the show on (hosting, etc.) so why not treat yourself to some awesome Polarizing Images swag from the Polarizing Images Swag Emporium on CafePress? Finally, a huge thank you to all of our listeners and guests - it's been fun and we're only getting better and bigger! Polarizing Images - Rob, Tony, and Rick yes 1:23:31 Our Second Episode – Are We Legit Yet? http://www.polarizingimages.com/our-second-episode-are-we-legit-yet/ http://www.polarizingimages.com/our-second-episode-are-we-legit-yet/#comments Thu, 13 Oct 2011 02:19:17 +0000 Rob http://www.polarizingimages.com/?p=25

Polarizing Images - Three Guys Discussing the Philosophy of Photography

Number two is in the can! (See what I did there?)  Today’s topics include the critique; why critiquing the technical aspects of a photo is only half the equation, why it’s good to be Edward Weston, and a rant about people who don’t understand what post-processing is all about. Here’s the article we discuss: 10 [...]

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Number two is in the can! (See what I did there?)  Today’s topics include the critique; why critiquing the technical aspects of a photo is only half the equation, why it’s good to be Edward Weston, and a rant about people who don’t understand what post-processing is all about.

Here’s the article we discuss: 10 Ways to Critique a Photo

Photos we critiqued:

Our Second Episode – Are We Legit Yet?

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]]> http://www.polarizingimages.com/our-second-episode-are-we-legit-yet/feed/ 0 Arnold Newman,Artistry,Chicago,Criticism,Critique,Crop,Cropping,Edward Weston,Igor Stravinsky,Naperville,Photography,Podcasting Number two is in the can! (See what I did there?)  Today's topics include the critique; why critiquing the technical aspects of a photo is only half the equation, why it's good to be Edward Weston, and a rant about people who don't understand what post... Number two is in the can! (See what I did there?)  Today's topics include the critique; why critiquing the technical aspects of a photo is only half the equation, why it's good to be Edward Weston, and a rant about people who don't understand what post-processing is all about. Here's the article we discuss: 10 Ways to Critique a Photo Photos we critiqued: Steve McCurry: Afghan Girl Arnold Newman: Igor Stravinsky (Includes before and after crop) Edward Weston: Nude 1923 My Nude: 2009 Polarizing Images - Rob, Tony, and Rick yes 1:20:17