Today, I’m joined by Neil Selkirk, a New York photographer. He just published his book, Why Photographs? He worked together with some legendary photographers like Richard Avedon and Diane Arbus.
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034 Oscar Wollsten – Multiple Exposures and Intentional Camera Movement
Today, I’m joined by Oscar Wollsten, a street photographer from Helsinki. His work speaks to me because of his emotional black-and-white double exposures.
Read more033 Aude Delannoy Dib – Limitation is the Source of Creativity
Today, I’m joined by Aude Delannoy Dib, a street photographer from France living in the United Arab Emirates. Her work speaks to me because of the vibrant, multi-layered compositions.
032 Geit Eero – “It Messes With Your Head”: The Reality of a 1000-Day Photo Challenge
Today, I’m joined by Geit Eero, a street photographer from Tallinn. His work speaks to me because of the variety of subjects and the technology he uses.
Read more029 Tom Bugatti – On the art of abstract and personal street photography
Today, I’m joined by Tom Bugatti, a street photographer from Poland, but now based in Hong Kong. His work stood out for its abstract quality and full compositions
Read more028 Michael Eugster – How to Fit Street Photography Into Your Workday
Today, I’m joined by Michael Eugster, a street photographer from Zurich, Switzerland. His work stood out for the well-composed yet candid moments he captures.
Read moreSlices of Time Episode 027 Darren Lehane
Today, I’m joined by Darren Lehane, a street photographer from Bristol, the UK. His work stood out to me because his photos are hilarious.
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