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"Tommy Trenchard: Photojournalism Between Disasters and Wonders"
October 11, 202601:07:38

"Tommy Trenchard: Photojournalism Between Disasters and Wonders"

Somewhere between the stories that break your heart and the ones that make you smile, there is a whole world of unexpected stories waiting to be told. Photographer and writer Tommy Trenchard has spent more than fifteen years finding them on the African continent and beyond ๐Ÿ“ธ In my conversation toda...

"Carolyn van Houten: Photojournalism. On Being Stubborn and Persistent.(Part 2)"
September 27, 202600:35:27

"Carolyn van Houten: Photojournalism. On Being Stubborn and Persistent.(Part 2)"

There are photo assignments where the story is difficult. There are assignments where the conditions are difficult. And then there are the ones that remind you that there can still be hope and joy in the middle of everything else. In Part Two of my conversation with photojournalist Carolyn van Houte...

"Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 1)"
August 30, 202600:37:14

"Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 1)"

Wolverines. The Yukon. Lots of snow. And a wildlife photographer who once happened to be a math teacher. Welcome to the wild world of Peter Mather! ๐Ÿบโ„๏ธ๐Ÿ“ธ In Part One of my conversation with Peter, we head north to the Yukon and follow the story of how he turned a love of the wilderness into a life ...

"Ian Berry: The Boy Who Wanted To See The World"
July 12, 202601:09:10

"Ian Berry: The Boy Who Wanted To See The World"

As a teenager, Ian Berry left England to see the world. A few years later, he had joined Magnum Photos and would go on to spend more than six decades documenting people, places, and some of history's defining moments with his Leica. Together we travel across continents and through more than sixty ye...

"Meryl Meisler: Street Photography and Boogie Nights (Part 2)"
July 05, 202600:36:35

"Meryl Meisler: Street Photography and Boogie Nights (Part 2)"

Retirement usually means less work, fewer surprises, and a cleaner attic. Unless, of course, you're a photographer with a lifetime of negatives waiting upstairs. And that's exactly where we continue our conversation today ๐Ÿ˜Š In Part 2 of my conversation with photographer Meryl Meisler, we move beyon...