I found the slide photo above (taken by my father) during a recent visit with my parents. I asked my mom about it.
Photos die, unless we talk about them. Hello. My name is Todd Wemmer. Photosdie.com features audio interviews and field recordings related to photography. I use the term "related" loosely. I might say that everything is about photography. Or photography is about everything. I might also say that this site is really more about the talk that surrounds photography. Or the sounds that surround photography. So I am interested in the talk that surrounds the photograph more than the actual photograph itself. Or something like that. Half journalistic / half qualitative research.
I use the H2 Zoom, iPod Belkin mic & iPod, and cell phone for recording. I used to use a Sharp minidisc (R.I.P).
Visit my dissertation project:
lostandfoundphotos.org
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John Kelley, Ph.D. is an Assistant Associate Professor of psychology and math at Endicott College in Beverly, MA. His office is right across the hall from mine. He also practices psychotherapy. Right before winter break I cornered him in the hall and asked him if I could ask him a few questions about the use of family photos in therapy. Here is our conversation.
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