Lenswork Podcast Archives

[mbridgers]

Lenswork has opened up their archive of podcasts going back to the beginning, a couple of years ago.  I've always enjoyed Brooks's perspective on photography and creating art.

Lenswork Podcasts

[Tim Gray]

In addition to the LL VJ, I subscribe to LW and LW extended.  A very refreshing publication free of gear talk (which I love, but from which a periodic break is refreshing).

[neil]

I've been enjoying them as I make my way through them while I'm at the computer.  Its funny how things in life converge based upon what we're aware of or thinking about http://www.lenswork.com/podcast/LW0352%20-...and%20Aural.mp3  - I just listened to that after buying the equipment to record audio for my projects.

[feppe]

I recently subscribed to Lenswork based on recommendations here and elsewhere. And I just listened to one of the podcasts: "My Favorite F-Stop." It's... interesting. It starts with a basic reasoning for picking f/8.0. Then the podcast spirals into a largely incoherent rambling of unrelated and disparate subjects including Pythagorean mathematics, metaphysics and an exhausting stream-of-consciousness soliloquy, and climaxes in the most incongruous completion of a narrative circle.

I love it.

http://www.lenswork.com/podcast/LW0360%20-...te%20f-stop.mp3

[DarkPenguin]

I listen/watch two photo podcasts.  Lenswork and magnum.  Both are great.  But for wildly different reasons.