Mary Jo Hoffman is an aeronautical engineer-turned-artist. Twelve years ago she began a daily practice of photographing found nature, no subject too small or ordinary. Now, Phaidon has published her first book Still: The Art of Noticing. This is a story about a creative serendipitous find that has become, a beautiful way to live.
Also today, philosophical YouTuber Sean Tucker answers a question about finding the energy to pursue photography despite daily life competing for space in one's day.
Letters from the mailbag on positivity in spite of physical challenges to make work, finding and photographing the lone tree, and minimalism in a fantastical Norwegian snow white-out.
Links to all guests and features will be on the showpage, my sincere thanks to MPB.com who sponsor this show and the Extra Milers without whom we wouldn't be walking each week. WHY: A Sketchbook of Life is available here.
#443 Encounters: How to make portraits of strangers
#442 Creative writing: a photographer's secret weapon?
#441 George Lucas on Line 1: From Instagram to Star Wars
#440 Life is not about what you have, but what you leave
#439 Keep calm and keep posting: the social media effect!
#438 Ghost hunting on The Fells
#437 The gloves off truth about taking pictures!
#436 Love Power Sacrifice and other stories
#435 Nudes, spiders in attics, I.T. disasters and more...
#434 The last unknown place in New York City
#433 Asleep for FOURTEEN years!
#432 Graveyard Bins and Phantom Cats!
#431 Find your FIVE points of creative thinking
#430 Whatever you do, don't look away!
#429 Photography reset my life: two powerful stories
#428 The truth of a perfect imperfect photograph
#427 Photowalk: 24 hours on EARTH in just ONE picture!
#425 Photowalk Announcement: The Great Indian Railway Adventure
#424 Photowalk: Random encounters with strangers
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