I’m reading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury for the first time and loving it. Largely because his writing is beautifully constructed and terrifyingly portentous. As you’ll see from the eerily
This is an email I received yesterday from a very close friend. I was inspired by it and wanted to share it with you for the reasons I express at
I just finished reading Patti Smith’s memoir, Just Kids, about her ever-changing, ever-present friendship with Robert Mapplethorpe, and about supporting each other as they became artists. I’ve been pretty much
1. Figure out something you really really love doing that doesn’t take too long and do that full-out with the understanding that as soon as you’re done you’ll do the
I participated in a symposium yesterday examining new developments in journalism, which was serendipitously held by the Scripps School at Ohio University, in Athens, Ohio, where I grew up. Besides
The month-long, multi-blog Future of Photobooks project we hosted on RESOLVE was the trigger that really got me thinking about the growing potential of collaboration and crowd-sourcing. Andy Adams, the founder of FlakPhoto,
My plan for this blog has been long been to explore the idea of creative collaboration. As the old office structures that have reigned in publishing continue to fall away,
The first big collaborative project I organized on RESOLVE was AFTER STAFF, five days of posts drawing together a range of advice and resources for photographers leaving staff positions and
I’ve been thinking about writing my first post for this blog, an infamously difficult and ultimately overly-obsessed-about project for any blogger. This is supposed to be where I lay out
