American writer Paul Auster on his writing process, and making art.
“Now it's also instinctive I'm barely aware of what I'm doing but at the same time I don't write fast and I've never written fast. For me a good day's work, and this is eight hours of work, a good day’s work is if I have one typed page at the end. One or two pages is great, three is a miracle. You know it happens maybe four times a year that I can do three pages but if I get the one page done I feel satisfied.”
https://www.uitzendinggemist.net/aflevering/403642/Kunstuur.html#
Magnum photographer Harry Gruyaert from Belgium made a series 'Made in Belgium', about Belgium in 80s.
Photogrpaher Herman van den Boom photographs a typical Belgian phenomenon: houses with totally different architectures that seem like they are glued together..
You can watch the documentary The B-Side, about photographer Elsa Dorfman on Netflix.
Elsa Dorfman specialized in very large (20x24) polaroid photography. A very kind person. She recently passed away unfortunately. Her website is worth a visit too: http://www.elsadorfman.com/
Blake Andrews is probably the most controversial In-Public - o sorry UP Photographers - member. Eric Kim did 2 interesting long-view (// long-read) interviews with him.
Like his “move on” philosophy to making pictures, though not sure that is the best approach for every photographer.
His blog http://blakeandrews.blogspot.com/
His site https://blakeandrewsphoto.bigcartel.com/
