How a Billionaire Bought Art World Cred – #ILovePhoto Chat Aug. 1, 2014

August 1, 2014 Marco | Editor

This week Allen Murabayashi and I dive into a few great photo series that went viral across the web (including man-maternity images) as well as how a South Korean photog-wannabe bought his way to the top – and fooled critics he had some sort of vision. What do you think of Yoo Byung-eun’s photography? Take a look and tell us in the comments below. You can watch and follow along with the links provided, or take the episode on the go by subscribing to our I Love Photography iTunes podcast, here.

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Marco | Editor

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