Matthew Robert Joseph (aka fotodudenz on Flickr) has just launched Photographer Stories Podcast—"Stories by Photographers for Photographers or just about anyone really". It’s a conversational interview format and is off to a great start so far. Check it out!
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Chris Keeney talks to Bosse Blomqvist as part of his excellent ongoing series of interviews with fine art photographers.
Blomqvist’s work is pretty amazing—do yourself a favor and check it out on Flickr.
Read the interview at ChrisKeeney.com
Photo © copyright 2006 Bosse Blomqvist. Used with permission.
Chris Keeney talks to Craig Hunter Parker as part of his excellent ongoing series of interviews with fine art photographers.
Read it at ChrisKeeney.com
Tread ain’t bad. He starts:
Analog photography is the disconnect from my digital work life. Bad plastic cameras are my kind of rebellion to the glut of computers, monitors and peripherals required for me to make a living. I’ve tried to be an artist of some sort most of my life, from photography to a stint screaming in a loud punk rock band I’ve had that need to express something…basically I’ve failed at a lot of different things. Trying to be a decent father, Internet instigator and creative-type using photography as a tool to help that along…
Continue reading on Petapixel
Check out Tread’s work at his web site, gotreadgo, and here on Flickr.
Check out this this interview with pinhole photographer Sheila Bocchine at thesoop.com.
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 and more digital cameras are introduced, I wanted to find what Kodak’s thinking was in introducing a new film and who the possible users are. Also, John discusses his workflow with the film and how and why he uses film for his work. A fascinating chat with two ends of the spectrum—a film manufacturer and a film user.
Listen: Direct MP3 link or podcast page (length: 31:56)
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.