Jul 05, 2023
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E208
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00:58:33
American photographer Curran Hatleberg on saying yes to everything, being open and vulnerable to what might happen, trying to capture the 'atmospheric intensity' of Florida in Summer and how he learnt a formative lesson in trusting strangers.
Jun 21, 2023
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E207
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01:17:27
French documentary photographer Bertrand Meunier on climbing, China, the reverse angle, memory and passion.
Jun 07, 2023
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E206
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00:45:40
A special report from the annual Chico Hotsprings Portfolio Review which took place in Montana, USA in March.
May 24, 2023
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E205
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01:27:36
A special report from the annual Photo London fair.
May 10, 2023
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E204
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01:18:45
Irish photojournalist Ivor Prickett on how he got started, needing to get closer to the source, Mosul, Ukraine, the times he wanted to quit and why he didn’t and the implications of AI for photojournalism.
Apr 26, 2023
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E203
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01:07:33
American photographer Stacy Kranitz on the grey areas, violence as catharsis, blurring her professional and personal lives, stereotypes and representation and how she ‘accidentally’ ended up living in her car for three years.
Apr 12, 2023
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E202
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01:09:18
Russian-born New York-based Igor Posner on his night walks, the New York Photo League, the language he employs, his two books and how his mum inadvertently sabotaged her own hopes by gifting him a camera.
Mar 29, 2023
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E201
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01:15:20
French photographer and Magnum Photos member Antoine D'Agata on sacrifice, situationism, critics, Covid, contamination, and crystal meth.
Mar 15, 2023
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E200
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01:19:25
British photographer Emma Hardy on beauty and lyricism, trying to transmit how she felt in her work, the issue of permission and consent and whether art is more pure if it’s done for the joy of it.
Mar 01, 2023
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E199
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01:16:02
English photographer Nick Brandt on why he moved to the USA, his 18 ‘wasted’ years making commercial films, his level of optimism over climate breakdown and how he goes into each project both ‘excited and scared shitless’.