Interviews Category

Chris Keeney talks to Leslie Bastress (Bea) as part of his excellent ongoing series of interviews with fine art photographers.
Read it at ChrisKeeney.com

Photo News Today’s Dennis Hays says:

After meeting both John Sexton and [Kodak’s] Scott DiSabato at the 2007 Photoplus Expo in New York, I sit down with them and discuss the introduction of the new [see previous post] T-MAX-400 B&W film. John goes into some detail regarding the films ability and his impressions from use.
As more […]

Chris Keeney talks to pinhole/Holga/Polaroid experimental photographer Therese Brown as part of his excellent ongoing series of interviews with fine art photographers.
You can see Brown’s work at her Web site, ThisIsWhatISee.com as well as on Flickr.
This one’s a must-read, so do it at ChrisKeeney.com.

Chris Keeney talks to Arnold Erasmus as part of his excellent ongoing series of interviews with fine art photographers.
Read it at ChrisKeeney.com

Check out this video interview with Sally Mann and her daughter from Newseek magazine about making her book, Immediate Family.

Erin Malone, editor of Without Lenses, "a quarterly journal exploring the art and craft of lensless photography", says:

This quarter brings a host of new interviews, the start of our technical article series and new features courtesy of our new content management system—Public Square.
Our two interviews are with a representative, Yvette Pasqua, of the Pinhole Camp […]

Next up in Chris Keeney’s series of interviews with photographers—which are actually interesting as they’re not all about cameras and what you had for breakfast—is one of my favourite artists of all time, Rebecca Pendel.
Check it out at ChrisKeeney.com

Check out this interview with Robert Holmgren by Chris Keeney.
You can see Holmgren’s work at his Web site, robertholmgren.com.

Check out this interview with toy camera photographer Steph Parke by Mário Venda Nova. In both English and Portuguese.

Check out this excellent interview with Katie Cooke by Chris Keeney.
You can see Cooke’s work at her Web site, slowlight.net.