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| 1/27/10 Flashing on Trees by the Light of the Moon Kenn & Carl are joined by painter/professor Mark Lavatelli to talk about encaustic painting technique, the four elements, the relative appearance of a full moon, the disappearance of the bees, and whether photography is capable of communicating feeling. Examples of Mark's recent work may be viewed here. For Dorothea Lange's famous photo, go here. to listen (56:46) or click here |
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| 11/17/09 Naked Nudes and Dirty Love (and answers to photographic questions) Ken & Carl welcome painter Jerome A. Mach and musician Gary Gorski in a lively discussion of first cameras, the difference between naked and nude, sensuality, "Dirty Love," lying with photography, why art matters, comparing brushwork and camera technique, and Burt Bacharach's "The Blob." to listen (60:00) or click here |
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| 9/22/09 A September Song Burnham and co-host Carl Thiel welcome arts fund-raiser John Stiny in a discourse of fall season photography. Topics of discussion include the Wizard of Oz, city hall suicides, the downside of digital, celebrating the equinox, the proper technique for backlighting in Sloan, New York, teaching English to Brazilian navy officers, and Carl's missing pants. to listen (60:00) or click here |
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| 7/28/09: Every Picture Tells a Story Burnham (AKA Kenn Morgan) talks with guest Carl Thiel about the composition of light and shadow, old movies, Busby Berkeley's geometric design, the Bonanza TV show, political correctness, and the technique of choosing models. to listen (58:44) or click here |
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| 5/26/09 No Digital Cameras Allowed Burnham (Kenn Morgan) discusses the merits of still photography versus digital photography, dark room technique, art openings, his experience as a teacher of photography, and describes the Buffalo Still Photographers Association, who meet monthly to discuss and show examples of their craft. Burnham is joined by fellow Thinktwice Radio host Carl Thiel. to listen (58:44) or click here |
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| 3/24/09 "Let There Be Light..." Burnham and Dodge discuss the photographic process, their backgrounds for early authentic still film photography, and discuss with their special guest Carl Thiel the experience of art openings, the importance of light and attempt a philosophy of photography. to listen (58:36) or click here |
