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Friday Happy Hour: Our First Livecast Version with Allen & Sarah
They said “print is dead!” They also said the Internet is a series of tubes. We took both of these statements to heart. Starting this Friday, J...
They said “print is dead!” They also said the Internet is a series of tubes. We took both of these statements to heart.
Starting this Friday, Jan. 31, we’ll be broadcasting PhotoShelter Happy Hour Live from our New York headquarters at 12pm ET with cofounder and chairman Allen Murabayashi and marketing associate Sarah Jacobs. Sarah and Allen will bring their weekly photo findings to the table to discuss and dissect topics that matter to photographers, the tech world, creative communities and photography enthusiasts. Below is a recording of the first episode, along with links to the topics discussed. Watch and leave us comments below! Want us to discuss a certain topic next week? Let us know that too.
Allen’s Topics
Sony’s QX lens attachment makes tablet photographers look even worse via The Verge
The Gifys
Inside the daunting job of a Super Bowl photographer via The Verge
The Super Bowl of Sports Betting via The New York Times Magazine
Dear Bath Magazine: We’re Flattered You Liked Our Cover via Boston Magazine
AP severs ties with photographer who altered work via AP
Sarah’s Topics
Andy Warhol, William Burroughs and David Lynch: Obsessive photographers via The Independent
THE GAP by Ira Glass a video short by Daniel Sax
The LA Art Book Fair Jan 30 – Feb. 2
The Fstoppers Nikon DF Camera Hipster Review via FStoppers
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