AL WEBER INTERVIEW PT.1

Al Weber was born in Denver Colorado. He received an A.A. in photography and a B.A. in Education from the University of Denver and served as a Captain in the Marines during the Korean Conflict. After his military service he moved to the Monterey Peninsula. He is internationally recognized for the breadth of his work and contributions as a teacher and mentor including;

• Ansel Adams Workshops in Yosemite 1963-1981
• Starts Photo Program at Monterey Peninsula College 1961-1969
• Friends of Photography Workshop Program 1970-1977
• Taught with the University of California Extension Santa Cruz 1972-1987
• Lectures in photo workshop and colleges around the country
• Founds Victor School in Colorado 1977-2007
• Let’s listen to part 2 of this interview with photographer Al Weber.

iNTERVIEW WITH AL WEBER PT 2

Al Weber was born in Denver Colorado. He received an A.A. in photography and a B.A. in Education from the University of Denver and served as a Captain in the Marines during the Korean Conflict. After his military service he moved to the Monterey Peninsula. He is internationally recognized for the breadth of his work and contributions as a teacher and mentor including;

• Ansel Adams Workshops in Yosemite 1963-1981
• Starts Photo Program at Monterey Peninsula College 1961-1969
• Friends of Photography Workshop Program 1970-1977
• Taught with the University of California Extension Santa Cruz 1972-1987
• Lectures in photo workshop and colleges around the country
• Founds Victor School in Colorado 1977-2007
• Let’s listen to part 1 of this interview with photographer Al Weber.

Welcome, my name is Dick Nosbisch. This podcast is of my memories and series of interviews with the great photographers I had the pleasure to meet. Most of the interviews are from the late 70’s to early 80’s and were recorded on cassette tapes.anyone remember those?! But they have sustained in order to provide this rich legacy of personal commentary from these talented artists. The intent is to honor these remarkable people by presenting for the public these meetings and interviews with them. Some are audio interviews, and some are personal memories that came from one-on-one conversations. I am not sponsored nor receiving any compensation in any form for my podcast. All comments are my personal views and do not constitute advice or services. The podcast is historical, educational, and an insight to these unique individual photographers and what they have brought to the art and discipline through innovation and true love of the medium. I will be airing these podcasts monthly. Some of my memories and interviews include: 1. Ansel Adams

2. Cole Weston

3. Duane Michals

4. Walter Chappell

5. Annie Leibovitz

OCTOBER 1980 iNTERVIEW Welcome, my name is Dick Nosbisch. This podcast is of my memories and series of interviews with the great photographers I had the pleasure to meet. Most of the interviews are from the late 70’s to early 80’s and were recorded on cassette tapes.anyone remember those?! But they have sustained in order to provide this rich legacy of personal commentary from these talented artists. The intent is to honor these remarkable people by presenting for the public these meetings and interviews with them. Some are audio interviews, and some are personal memories that came from one-on-one conversations. I am not sponsored nor receiving any compensation in any form for my podcast. All comments are my personal views and do not constitute advice or services. The podcast is historical, educational, and an insight to these unique individual photographers and what they have brought to the art and discipline through innovation and true love of the medium. I will be airing these podcasts monthly. Some of my memories and interviews include: 1. Ansel Adams

2. Cole Weston

3. Duane Michals

4. Walter Chappell

5. Annie Leibovitz

Harry Morey Callahan (October 22, 1912 – March 15, 1999) was an American photographer and educator.[1][2] He taught at both the Institute of Design in Chicago and the Rhode Island School of Design.

Mr. Callahan has won numerious awards and has exhibited around the world. Callahan's first solo exhibition was at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1951. He had a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1976/1977. Callahan was a recipient of the Edward MacDowell Medal and the National Medal of Arts. He represented the United States in the Venice Biennale in 1978.

Callahan repeatedly returned to the same subjects throughout his prolific six-decade career — his wife Eleanor and daughter Barbara, and the urban environment, and nature — continually developing new methods to embrace and depict them.

Let's listen to this great photographer.