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It’s a Wrap! The Final Vision Slightly Blurred Episode
After 139 episodes over 3 years, we’re wrapping up PhotoShelter’s Vision Slightly Blurred podcast. It has been a joy to talk about the intersec...
After 139 episodes over 3 years, we’re wrapping up PhotoShelter’s Vision Slightly Blurred podcast. It has been a joy to talk about the intersection of photography, technology and culture and share those thoughts with you, our audience.
In this final episode: Andre D. Wagner is awarded the Gordon Parks Foundation Fellowship, Jonathan Blaustein shares his knowledge of the photo book publishing process, Michael Luo finds photo surveillance of Chinese immigrants in the 19th century, Gabriel Sanchez starts a new photo blog, New York Nico photographs some of NYC’s best signs, and Sarah and Allen wax nostalgic.
Thanks to everyone for listening!
We mention the following photographers, articles, and websites in this episode:
- The Gordon Parks Foundation awards a 2022 Fellows in Art to photographer Andre D. Wagner
- Andre Wagner’s “Here for the Ride“
- Making a Photo Book (via aphotoeditor)
- Has the Photobook Become More Interesting than Photographs Themselves? (via Aperture)
- The Dark Purpose Behind a Town Constable’s Journal (via The New Yorker)
- Photo-Spark: a new Photo blog in 2022
- @lord_give_me_a_sign_nyc
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