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#20 Stories on your doorstep
17 juni 2020 · 22 min
Jim Grover, from London keeps a keen ear to the ground when it comes to making photo stories about his community from which he then shows within self-initiated exhibitions, which he also has some advice about in today's episode. Also today an invite to send in your best photographic 'hacks,' the tricks of the trade you've found to make your photographic life easier. Lees meer
Today's show notes: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/jim-grover-leica-stories
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#19 Street photography saved my life
16 juni 2020 · 19 min
Today on the show we hear from Ian MacDonald, a Vancouver based photographer who believes street photography saved his life from spiralling out of PTSD control as a paramedic. Also part two of our two parter featuring Nick Turpin on the relaunch of iN-PUBLiC, a home for some of the most exciting street photographers across the globe. Lees meer
Links to today's show: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/street-photography-macdonald-turpin
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#18 Protest photography and the burning monk
15 juni 2020 · 22 min
With protest as a theme understandably topping news agendas today, meet Adrian Arbib, who has made a career from photographing protests. It's 57 years almost to the day that a monk was photographed by an AP photographer immolating himself on a Saigon street surrounded by monks watching on in quiet meditative prayer. The photo is a universal symbol of rebellion and fight against injustice. We talk about the work of photographers making stories about protest. Lees meer
More at www.photographydaily.show
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#17 The picture that changed my life!
12 juni 2020 · 18 min
Today, the pictures that have changed you, shaped you, inspired and influenced that way you shoot as a photographer. For me that began in 1988, a story shared by renowned British photojournalist Tom Stoddart. To see the pictures talked about in today's show: Lees meer
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#16 Can I make your portrait? Please?
11 juni 2020 · 25 min
The confidence to ask a stranger for a portrait. It's a skill some photographers have. But what is their secret? How do they make that simplest of requests; "Can I make your portrait?" Photographer Gabrielle Motola shares her thoughts about asking people you don't know to pose up for a picture and this, despite admitting suffering from anxiety. Lees meer
See the show notes: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/portraits-strangers-gabrielle-motola
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#15 iN-PUBLiC is back! Street shooting special
10 juni 2020 · 28 min
Today, a special show featuring some news about one of the most influential street collectives from the last two decades. We talk to Nick Turpin, founder of iN-PUBLiC two decades ago about the return of his inspirational and influential platform. It doesn't matter if you shoot street or not, you're probably closer to it than you think. Lees meer
See links: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/in-public-nick-turpin-streetphotography
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#14 Shoot what you love
9 juni 2020 · 23 min
Photography Daily asks, "Do you love what you shoot? Do you even like what you shoot?" It's a question many professionals wrestle with. Today meet animal rights photographer Jo-Anne McArthur on how she began making pictures about the subject she is passionate about and how that turned into a her life's photographic work. Links and further reference material are available on today's show notes through https://www.photographydaily.show Lees meer
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#13 Photographing the news with film
8 juni 2020 · 28 min
This week on Photography Daily we have an exciting announcement to share that will undoubtedly thrill street shooters. Today a response to Friday's episode on Adam Gray, arrested in NYC with a press card whilst photographing the protests, and former San Fransisco news man Dennis Lee talks about the stress and wonder of shooting and processing film for news. Lees meer
Write to the show: studio@photographydaily.show
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#12 Arrested in NYC for making news pictures
5 juni 2020 · 23 min
On today's show, British photojournalist Adam Gray, living and working in New York City recounts his story, another story of a photographer or reporter forcibly abused or arrested whilst doing their job during an emerging crisis upon a crisis. Are photographers the unexpected enemy of the state? Lees meer
Contact the show: studio@photographydaily.show
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#11 You shoot what?!
4 juni 2020 · 22 min
Today on Photography Daily, do you choose what you shoot in terms of genre, or does your genre choose you? Is it even important as photographers to have a genre or shoot narrow topics of interest or speciality? Neale also finds himself in the wide open, photographing his first job post lockdown. And he doesn't feel comfortable. Lees meer
Send your thoughts and feedback: studio@photographydaily.show
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#10 Should I print or post?
3 juni 2020 · 13 min
Todays's Photography Daily features this month's focus guest, Daniel Milnor and today's photo essay asks a question; should I print or post? Dan has been on a mission of digital detox and is convinced his photography is all the better for it. Lees meer
Email the show with your stories of photography: studio@photographydaily.show
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#9 Is my camera really important?
2 juni 2020 · 10 min
I find myself in photographic awe of anyone who can commit to a single brand as if they've found their image making lobster. But is it important what camera you shoot with? Is it about you? Or is it really a long standing relationship with that silvery black box? Lees meer
Write to the show: studio@photographydaily.show
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#8 New starts, new horizons, new pictures to make
1 juni 2020 · 20 min
First editions are tricky aren't they? There's no flow yet, there's a relationship to build. In photography terms, it's like the first time you pick up a new camera; you know what the buttons do, but they're in slightly different places, and the strap doesn't feel comfortable quite yet. Welcome to the first snapshot edition of Photography Daily. Lees meer
Contact the show: studio@photographydaily.show
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#7 Jason Florio from 9/11 to Africa FOCUS EDITION
24 november 2019 · 1 uur 11 min
Jason Florio's focus has been towards under-reported stories about people living on the margins of society and human rights. His work has been recognised with a number of awards, including The Magnum Photography Award 2017 for his raw pictorial stories on migration. Today's episode follows Jason Florio from New York to Africa. Lees meer
Jason's site: https://www.floriophoto.com/
Helen's site: https://www.helenjonesflorio.com/
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#6 Jim Mortram social documentarian FOCUS EDITION
27 april 2019 · 15 min
Small Town Inertia is a photographic social documentary long tail project dealing with loneliness, poverty, neglect and mental illness. The photographer Jim Mortram makes these pictures within a three mile radius of his home in the English market town of Dereham, Norfolk. Jim talks of how and why he makes these pictures and stories and how many of his subjects or contributors have become friends. Lees meer
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#5 Sean Tucker gentle giant of YouTube FOCUS EDITION
7 april 2019 · 1 uur 13 min
YouTube. That's where I turn for this episode. It's tentacular nature is fantastical, photography and film making being a subject matter that is popular on the platform. One of the UK's rising YouTubers in this genre is a talented photographer called Sean Tucker. I find out what makes his channel so different and how he has succeeded, retaining his integrity and making unique philosophical photographic film content. Lees meer
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#4 Cam Neville firefighting photojournalist FOCUS EDITION
19 februari 2019 · 53 min
Today's guest is a special breed of photojournalist. Though he'd be brisk to point out he's no hero; that those he photographs and the conditions he makes photographs in is what should draw you to his work, Australian photographer Cam Neville has been making news of late for the very real and stark pictures he presents of those in the front line fighting the continent's ferocious bush fires. Lees meer
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#3 Giles Penfound the conflict of photography FOCUS EDITION
23 augustus 2018 · 31 min
In today's FOCUS EDITION, meet Giles Penfound, former head of press photography for the British Army. Early in 2017 I made a film with Giles and during the cast you'll hear him make reference to the photographs that he shows within that film. If it weren't for his graphic description of the images, this episode may just have resided as that film, but the ability to transpose this to sound only is testament to how Giles describes his life as a photographer. Lees meer
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#2 Steve Shipman on celebs and weddings FOCUS EDITION
21 juli 2018 · 31 min
I first met the photographer Steve Shipman in 2013. He was attending a photography workshop I was hosting about still images and sound combined, ironically. I'd been shooting professionally less than a decade. He'd been photographing for considerably more time. He was the ninth name to book on and I made a note about him; 'Very proficient photographer, really nice chap too.' Meet Steve Shipman, one of the most generous photographers I have had the pleasure to know. Lees meer
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#1 Tom Stoddart on famine and war FOCUS EDITION
15 juli 2018 · 32 min
Tom Stoddart is my guest in this first Focus Edition for Photography Daily. Known and respected widely as one of the world's most respected photojournalists, his photographs of conflict and unrest, famine and pivotal historical moments such as the fall of the Berlin Wall, the election of President Mandela, and the siege of Sarajevo undeniably shaped and still form public opinion. The documentary opens, and closes in fact, where it all began for him decades ago; a small fishing village in Northumberland, an unlikely and very peaceful part of the country to inspire such a rich photographic career when you consider the places my guest has travelled and the scenes he has witnessed before his lens. If photojournalism is a genre that inspires you, then this episode unravels some of the skills and attributes believed to be paramount to assume such an important legacy career in photographic story making. Lees meer