Printing Abstract Masterpieces with Jack Durner (Podcast 680)

This week, we talk with Jack Durner, the artist behind some beautiful abstract photography that I had the pleasure of printing recently.

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Jack Durner Printing Session — Jack Durner with Prints

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Martin Bailey is a nature and wildlife photographer and educator based in Tokyo. He's a pioneering Podcaster and blogger, and an X-Rite Coloratti member.

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4 Comments

Jon Stallings
Posted at 05:15h, 08 October Reply

Great interview Martin, It was interesting hearing how Jack creates his art. He has a very creative eye.
- Martin Bailey
  Posted at 10:30h, 09 October Reply
  
  Thanks Jon! I’m pleased you enjoyed this. It was a fun project, for sure.
Michael Sutton
Posted at 12:10h, 09 October Reply

Awesome interview, I’ve unfortunately not been listening to your podcasts for the past year (yeah I know) life has been hectic, I’m so happy to have re-found (if that’s a word) your podcasts, I love your quite spoken voice, so easy to listen to and to take in, keep up the awesome work, very inspirational;.
- Martin Bailey
  Posted at 13:13h, 09 October Reply
  
  No problem on the hiatus Michael. Just drop by when you can. I’m pleased you enjoyed this and hope you continue to enjoy the podcasts as time allows.