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"Melina Coogan: Photographing Our Sublime Absurdities"
October 18, 202601:20:38

"Melina Coogan: Photographing Our Sublime Absurdities"

“Everybody smile, because we're doing this for Mum!” Sound familiar? 😄 If you're thinking about becoming a family photographer, this conversation might be just what you need. Mind you, you might need nerves of steel sometimes! Our guest today is Melina Coogan, an award-winning documentary family ph...

"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 📸 In my conversation toda...

"Carolyn van Houten: Photojournalism. On Being Stubborn and Persistent.(Part 1)"
September 20, 202600:45:34

"Carolyn van Houten: Photojournalism. On Being Stubborn and Persistent.(Part 1)"

A photograph can win an award. It can tell a story. And sometimes, it can change what happens to the person in the frame. Photojournalist Carolyn van Houten has seen all three. Carolyn spent almost nine years as a staff photographer at The Washington Post, until the entire photography staff was laid...

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 2)"
July 26, 202600:37:11

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 2)"

What happens when you strap a camera to the tail of a jumbo jet?😅📸 In Part Two of my conversation with former National Geographic photographer Bruce Dale, we continue our conversation by uncovering the stories behind some of his most iconic National Geographic photographs. It turns out getting the...

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 1)"
July 19, 202600:46:18

"Bruce Dale: Planning for the Unplanned (Part 1)"

Did you read National Geographic magazine as a kid in your bedroom, dreaming about all those faraway places? The only difference is that some end up spending thirty years travelling the world and photographing those very places—all because they never stopped exploring 🌍📸 In this first part of my c...