Charlie Rose covers lots of ground in this rare 58-minute video interview with the accepted mack daddy of street photography, Henri Cartier-Bresson. Watch interview at Google Videos Via Myla Kent

The following is a brief interview with Robert Johnson regarding "The Great Picture" project [blogged previously]. The Great Picture project is part of a larger, on-going project to document the closed El Toro Marine Corp Air Station. Project members include photographers Jerry Burchfield, Mark Chamberlain, Jacques Garnier, Rob Johnson, Douglas McCulloh, and Clayton Spada. PV: [...]

Jörg Colberg interviews photographer Jay Parskinson about his Aspiring Models project: But the project is also interesting from the purely photographic perspective. Doing photographic portraits is very tough – if you don’t believe it try it; and I somehow thought that shooting portraits of people who want to earn money from getting their portrait taken [...]

Luminous Landscape has just posted an interview with Jack Showalter, president of Hasselblad USA, by fine arts photographer Pete Myers. "Between sales of Hasselblad scanners and Hasselblad film cameras, as well as our unique position as being a manufacturer of medium format film and digital solutions, I can assure you that film remains extremely important [...]

"Video Nation teamed up with BBC Four to produce a series of shorts about Lomography, to coincide with the Happy Snappy Days exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London." While the off-the-shelf "Lomographer" identity thing makes me want to fucking puke and I think it should die in a car fire, it is [...]

Experimental photographer Matt Callow, aka Matt Blackcustard, was just interviewed by Michigan in Pictures. I’ve been following his work on Flickr and f295 for some time now and am consistently knocked on my ass. It’s an interesting read as he’s as good at talking about photography as he is at doing it. You can see [...]

Rob Galbraith asked 20 questions of Kornelius J. Mueller, Marketing Manager of Zeiss’ camera lens division, about the new ZF (Nikon F mount) and ZS (M42 screw mount) SLR lenses. Read the interview here.