Episode 155: Favorites from The Photo Book
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To wrap up the year, we thought we\\u2019d turn our attention to selections from The Photo Book, a massive, rich collection of photography from some of the best photographers throughout the history of the art form. Out of hundreds of images, we each picked five photos and explain what about them caught our eyes.
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- Jeff Carlson: website, Jeff\'s photos, Jeff on Instagram, Jeff on Glass, Jeff on Mastodon \\n
- Kirk McElhearn: website, Kirk\'s photos, Kirk on Instagram, Kirk on Glass, Kirk on Mastodon \\n
Show Notes:
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Order your copy of The Photo Book, Second Edition
\\nPete Souza episode - Photocombobulate podcast (Jeff confused his podcasts; he talked to Pete Souza on his other podcast Photocombobulate.)
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Jeff\\u2019s Picks:
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- Lessing, Erich: Erich Lessing\'s best photograph: Eisenhower raises his hat to peace \\n
- Meisel, Steven: Untitled, 1996 \\n
- Pinkhassov, Gueirgui: Tokyo, Japan, 1997 \\n
- Salgado, Sebasti\\xe3o: Serra Pelada Goldmine, Par\\xe1, Brazil, 1986 \\n
- Bubley, Esther: Greyhound Bus Terminal, New York City, 1947 \\n
Kirk\\u2019s Picks:
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- Carjat, Etienne: Charles Baudelaire, 1978 \\n
- Sammallahti, Pentti: Ristisaari, Finland (Frog in Water), 1974 \\n
- Erwitt, Elliot: USA, New York City, 1974 \\n
- Moriyama, Daido: Woman, Yokosuka, 1970 \\n
- Larrain, Sergio: Passage Bavestrello. Valparaiso, Chile. 1952 \\n
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