# William Eggleston
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william eggleston (born July 27, 1939) is an American photographer. He is widely credited with increasing recognition for color photography as a legitimate artistic medium. Eggleston's books include william eggleston's Guide (1976) and The Democratic Forest (1989).
Episode 15 - Sony Photography Awards
In this episode of Almost in Focus, Tom Warland and Tobias Beach-Wyld celebrate the people, places, and experiences that keep photography exciting. Tom begins with a chance street encounter in Russell Square, where he meets a self-taught Wing Chun practitioner who learned entirely from old YouTube …
Documentary Photography is for Everyone
Episode 34 - In this episode, Zach & Courtney talk about the importance of documenting our lives.
It’s could be easy to dismiss photographing everyday life and the world around us, but it’s an important practice. We learn a lot about the past from ordinary images, maybe even more than we learn fr…
Expired Medications: Is There A Concern?
Pharmacist Barry Newman talks with Dr. William Eggleston, PharmD, clinical assistant professor of emergency medicine specializing in toxicology at Upstate Medical University who works with the Upstate New York Poison Center, about expired medications and if you should be concerned if you take one -…
Remaining Mind
"Stare. It is the way to educate your eye, and more."
-- Walker Evans
"I am at war with the obvious."
-- William Eggleston
In this episode, Antonio and Ward talk about how photography often grows out of ordinary days, familiar routines, and the small things that catch our attention when we ar…
What It Feels Like to Carry a Camera Every Day
What happens to a completely ordinary life — the commute, the campus walk, the boring Tuesday — when a camera comes along for all of it.
Seven forty-two in the morning, a train platform you've stood on five hundred times — and this morning, because of a small weight against your hip, you finally no…
Photographer: William Eggleston
New York, May 1976. MoMA hangs color photographs on its famous white walls for the first time — a tricycle, a freezer, a bare light bulb — and people get angry.
The New York Times reportedly called it the most hated show of the year, and answered the curator's "perfect" with a sentence photographer…
A Photograph: The Red Ceiling
A small room in a small Mississippi town, 1973. A red ceiling, one bare bulb, three white cords — and almost nobody who sees it ever forgets it.
Today, for the first time on this show, an entire episode about one single photograph: William Eggleston's The Red Ceiling. On paper it's the most Egglest…
Photographer: Eve Arnold
She didn't own a camera until she was around thirty-four. That wasn't a deadline, it was her starting line: she became the photographer Marilyn Monroe trusted more than any other on earth.
In 1952, a small, quiet photographer spent all night photographing Marlene Dietrich. No studio lights, no reto…
S2.E9 – Take More Bad Photos: Joe Greer on Film, Street, and Staying a Kid in the Candy Shop
In this episode of f/22, Greg Lutze and Zach Hodges sit down with photographer Joe Greer in Nashville. As a broke college student he saved for a month to buy an iPhone 4 just to get on Instagram, then spent every free hour shooting the Pacific Northwest. A curator job at VSCO followed, ten months h…
708. - Primal Scream
Primal Scream is one of our favorite bands of all time. Their excellent new record, Come Ahead, is out November 8th. We spoke with Bobby Gillespie from his home in England about Andy Cohen dancing at a Grateful Dead show, we're both moderating conversations this week, caviar, venues with chairs in …
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