Welcome to the 10th episode of the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. First, a quick thank you to everyone listening in. A big thank you to everyone who has sent me feedback on their likes and dislikes; I greatly appreciate that. I’m happy to have made it to 10 episodes already, so let’s hope that number keeps growing.

Welcome to the 9th episode of the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Giannis Angelakis, a street and documentary photographer from Crete. His dynamic, well-composed images of his hometown and the traditions of its inhabitants caught my eye.

Today, I’m joined by Bart Azare, aka Bartdoetdestraat, on Instagram. We’ll (probably) get into how his work changed over the past 20 years of doing photography and his seeming love for metropolitan cities.

Today, I’m joined by Mania de Praeter, aka Poppze, on Instagram. She is the first Belgian in the podcast and from my hometown, Antwerp. Her photos stand out to me as very clean and minimalist yet rich in context and story.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Iris. We discuss how the camera gets her into a specific mood, practice photographing strangers, and meet up with other photographers.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Charis. We talk about how music and photography flow together for him, how he loves photographing the local dogs, and his monochrome camera.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Victor Shohet from London. He’s been photographing since the 1980s. Traveling the world with his camera, he does not shy away from interacting with his subjects on the streets.