This is a powerful story from Lateefah Simon, the program director at the Rosenberg Foundation in San Francisco.
Thanks, +Tennille Duffy
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Six Photographers Each Have A Photo Session With The Same Man
An excerpt:
When six photographers are tasked with taking portraits of the same man, the results are astonishing. Here’s the twist: each photographer is told a different (fake) personal history of the man. As portrait photographers, it’s their goal to portray this man, as they see him, in a single photograph. Though he comes to each photo session dressed exactly the same, carries himself the same way, and speaks with each photographer in the same manner, the photographers treat him differently and photograph him completely differently depending on the background story.Read more.
Thanks, +Claire Richard
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
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+Claire Packer sent me the classic Clayton Christensen 2010 HBR article on "How Will You Measure Your Life." Here's an ex...


