Gordon Parks: The Renaissance Behind the Lens
Gordon Parks: The Renaissance Behind the Lens – If you’ve ever wondered what it means to rise above your circumstances, to carve …
Is Black & White Photography Still Relevant?
Is Black & White photography still relevant? That question has echoed through my mind more than once. And I know I’m not alone. In …
Peter Lindbergh: Beauty Without Illusion
Peter Lindbergh: Beauty Without Illusion – Every once in a while, someone comes along who changes the way we see. Not just what’s …
EP 151 – The Value of Space
The Value of Space – They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But sometimes… it’s the silence between the words that …
EP 150 – David Bailey: Capturing Souls, Not Smiles
There are some photographers who take pictures… and then there are those who change the way the world sees. David Bailey is one of the …
EP 149 – Through the Lens: Bruce Weber, Soul Behind the Frame
In this episode of the podcast, we explore the soulful artistry of legendary photographer and filmmaker Bruce Weber. Known for his …
EP 148 – Robert Doisneau – The Golden Age of Photography
In a world flooded with fast media and fleeting images, there’s something timeless about the work of Robert Doisneau. His photographs …
EP 147 – If You Want To Be A Better Photographer, Be A Teacher
Welcome back to Photography Matters. In today’s episode, we’re exploring a surprising truth: one of the best ways to grow as a …
EP 146 – Saul Leiter: The Quiet Poet of Photography
In a city that never sleeps, Saul Leiter found stillness. While mid-century New York pulsed with noise and energy, Leiter captured its …
EP 145 – The Jazz Loft Project – W. Eugene Smith’s Secret World
In the heart of Manhattan’s flower district during the late 1950s and early 60s, a crumbling loft at 821 Sixth Avenue became an unlikely …
EP 144 – It’s Not What You Photograph… But Why
Alright, today, we’re setting down the technical manuals, stepping away from the shiny new gadgets, and journeying into something far …
EP 143 – Photographer = Problem Solver
Man, if you’ve been a photographer for more than a minute, you know that being a good photographer is so much more than things …