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Delphine Diallo: Visual Artist and Photographer Jan 14, 2019

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Brooklyn-based French and Senegalese artist Delphine Diallo began her creative career as a graphic designer in Paris, and it wasn't until she moved to New York City and met mentor Peter Beard that her photography career journey gained momentum. She sits down with us to talk about the role of philosophy, mythology, intuition, femininity, and anthropology in her work, how ego influences creativity, and the activism work she has completed through her collaging and photography.

Omar Z Robles: Dance and Street Photographer Jan 07, 2019

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When Omar Z Robles (@omarzrobles) first started pursuing his creative passions, he set out on a mission to master performance mime. Since then, he has picked up a camera and began to capture performances from behind the lens. Now, he joins us to talk about his need to capture and create art, how the popularity of photography locations and hotspots can be damaged by social media, and how you should (and shouldn't) approach brand partnerships to help grow your business successfully.

The Photographer's Roundtable - Street Photography Dec 31, 2018

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In this special episode directed by AdoramaTV's Sal D'Alia (@timbuz), Kishore Sawh (@kishsawn) is joined by photographers Jason Peterson (@jasonmpeterson), Paola Franqui (@monaris_), Timothy McGurr (@13thwitness), and Dave Krugman (@dave.krugman) to speak about the state of street photography today, how changing photography genres can affect your career, their ultimate bucket list ambitions, and their best photo memories to date.

Pete Souza: Chief Official White House Photographer Dec 24, 2018

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Pete Souza served as the Chief Official White House Photographer for two US Presidents: Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama. He most notably, capturing the "Situation Room" photo that shows Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, among others, during the raid on Osama bin Laden. Pete speaks about his work with both administrations, the pressures of documenting history, and his latest book, "Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents".

Photographers & Videographers & Joycelyn Linh & Andy To Dec 17, 2018

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From their early days of YouTube and photography, Oakland natives Joycelyn Linh (@jlinhh) and Andy To (@andyto) have taken their creative passions and moved them permanently to New York City as they continue to travel the world for projects. The duo joins us in the studio to talk about how making the move to the East Coast has changed their work opportunities, how they first got their start and built their experience, and what beginner creatives have to do succeed (hint: it's not all about the gear).

Fashion Photographer Simbarashe Cha Dec 10, 2018

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Simbarashe Cha (@simbarashecha) has made fashion photography his life and his work, creating images for Carolina Herrera, shooting for Vogue Italy, W Magazine, and so many more world-renowned brands. He joins us to talk about his move into photography (and the finance and customer service work that preceded it), the launch of his blog, Lord Ashbury, and how he chose to embark on his work as a "fashion recorder."

Tutes: Portrait and Lifestyle Photographer Dec 03, 2018

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Jose Tutiven, also known as Tutes (@tutes), dove in head first to the worlds of photography and videography, and has recently made the transition into film photography. Needless to say, he's no stranger to career transitions and leaps of faith. He joins us in the studio to talk about how, and when, he's decided to make the next major career jump, how he left a 9-to-5 career behind to pursue freelance photography full-time, and how he finds and chooses collaborations that burst with creativity.

The Photographer's Roundtable - Landscape Nov 26, 2018

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In this special episode directed by AdoramaTV's Sal D'Alia (@timbuz), photographers Chris Burkard (@chrisburkard), Pete McBride (@pedromcbride), Jacob Riglin (@Jacob), Erin Babnik (@erinbabnikphotography), and Keith Ladzinski (@ladzinski) join a panel discussion moderated by Kishore Sawh (@kishsawh) to have an open and honest conversation about the state of photography. Listen in on these greats discussion their passions, their business, and what they make of the photography world as it exists today.

Chloe Ramirez: Lifestyle Photographer Nov 19, 2018

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Sacramento-based lifestyle photographer Chloe Ramirez (@chloeramirezphoto) makes emotion her priority when it comes to capturing couples and families. She joins us in the studio to talk about her first photography job, where she shot families at her local mall, how she actively avoids "Pinterest-inspired sessions," and how she figured out the type of subject she wanted (and didn't want) to photograph.

Colby Brown: Landscape, Travel, Humanitarian Photographer Nov 12, 2018

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Colby Brown's career journey started with a love for travel. Now, the landscape, travel, and humanitarian photographer, and Sony Artisan has expanded his brand to include philanthropy, education, and branding, and joins us to talk about the biggest mistakes creatives make on social media, how saying "no" to projects can be a productive branding decision, and what beginner photographers should do to pay it forward.

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