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.

Apart from being an accomplished photographer, Martin Parr has been active as a book editor (for example, Boring Postcards or The Photobook: A History) and curator. This Summer, "Colour before colour – 1970′s European Color Photography" will be on view at Hasted Hunt gallery, curated by Martin and showcasing six not very widely known early [...]

Without Lenses, "a quarterly journal exploring the art and craft of lensless photography", has just launched with three interviews: Spreading the Pinhole Love :: Behind the Scenes with Tom Persinger of f295 Catching Light :: Making Cameras with Artist Jo Babcock Visiting with Craig J. Barber Check it out at WithoutLenses.com.

Randy Smith of holgamods was interviewed by photographer Deborah Lattimore for the current issue of JPG magazine, which is available both in print and online as a free PDF download (10MB). Smith is the force behind holgamods, which is the place to go for modified Holga cameras and a range of related cool stuff. Check [...]

Photographer Annabelle Texter [also on Flickr] gave her daughter Grace a digital camera for her fourth birthday after she expressed interest in shooting with her mother. Now five, Grace shoots regularly with her mother and is beginning to work in alternative photographic processes like cyanotypes and Polaroid transfers. Annabelle was kind enough to explain to [...]

Paul Butzi writes at The Online Photographer: I’m a big fan of Ted Orland‘s books (especially Art and Fear [with David Bayles] and The View from the Studio Door), so I’m delighted to be able to point readers to an in-process online interview of Orland. The interview started this past Sunday, it’s still going on, [...]

pinhole.com‘s Gregg Kemp interviews pinhole photographer Edward Levinson about his new photography book, Timescapes Japan – A Pinhole Journey.