This week, how do you know if you’re close to the target if the target hasn’t been clearly defined? We discuss the difficulty in embarking on a journey (creative or otherwise) without at least a direction. How to you calibrate your creative compass when there is no true North? Also, next week we’re talking about the work and process of Daido Moriyama, using a video in this week’s show notes as a reference. Plus, who was the nineteenth century’s most photographed individual? The answer may surprise you. Klaus Enrique is our Photographer of the Week.

Links for this episode:

• On Taking Pictures - Google+ - Assignment: #rooftops
  
• Benny Mardones (Into The Night) - YouTube
  
• Moment - World’s Best Lenses, Case, and App for Mobile Photography
  
• Shorpy Historic Picture Archive | Old Photos & Fine Art Prints
  
• Photographer Sues Getty for $1B for Copyright Infringement | Digital Trends
  
• Official 2016 DNC Photo Was Shot with a 100-Year-Old Camera
  
• Panoramic Visions
  
• Frederick Douglass the most-photographed American of the 19th century | Daily Mail Online
  
• "Picturing Frederick Douglass" on Amazon
  
• Daido Moriyama: In Pictures - YouTube
  
• MORIYAMA DAIDO ?NEAR EQUAL?????????????? - YouTube
  
• Lux Noctis on Vimeo
  
• Klaus Enrique
  
• Klaus Enrique Recreates Arcimboldo's 400 Year Old Organic Portraits - Beautiful/Decay
  
• See Faces in Food with Klaus Enrique's New Portraits [Exclusive] | The Creators Project
  

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