Forest Interview Rough

This is a non-fiction narrative from my photography professor, Forest Kelley. Forest worked for Jim Goldberg as an assistant and offers his perspective into how there are different layers of idolization no matter what field of work or how famous they are.  In his anecdote, he tells us of how he met Ed Templeton, legendary skateboarder and shared this moment of admiration for Ed in the same way Jim admired Ed. In addition, Ed is looking up to his hero, Jim. The funniest part of the story is how Jim calls Robert Frank, famous photographer, to wish him happy birthday in an out-of-tune, improvised singing poetry. Thus, we have these layers of idolization that happen even with successful people.

Looking Up

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