Podcast #40 with Chris Rainier
After a 6 week break from posting Podcasts, George Jardine is back with an interview with Chris Rainier.
““It [being able to “see and pre-visualize” in black and white] allowed me to speak of things that were beyond the color spectrum, beyond a certain reality, and go into what I like to call magical realism.” – Chris Rainier
This podcast was recorded on Saturday October 6th, 2007 at National Geographic Society headquarters in Washington D.C. Chris sits down with George to have a conversation about working with Ansel Adams, Chris’s love of the landscape, and his sense of how photography can influence the social issues of our times. He also tells the story of the genesis of the Society’s Cultures initiative, which he currently directs.”
As usual the Podcast can be downloaded from George’s iDisk. It will also be on iTunes shortly (search for Lightroom).
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