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Recorded03 Sep 2019

Publisherjimhornbwphoto.libsyn.com ↗

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This podcast is about Joseph Sudek. He was a famous photographer that became handicapped after world war one. He has many books to his name including The Legacy of A Deeper Vision and The Window of My Studio. Sudek's work is exemplary he moved from pictoralism in photography to straight photography during his career. He moved his large-format camera and his tripod around with one arm because of amputation. It's a fascinating story and I suggest you go to the library to look at some of his prints.

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