Adorama: The Podcast

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Deborah Ory & Ken Browar: NYC Dance Project Jan 27, 2020

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Deborah Ory and Ken Browar are the husband-and-wife duo behind the viral project and Instagram account, @NYCDanceProject. They have photographed dancers of all types, fusing together the ideas of movement and fashion and photography. They join us in studio to chat about their new book, "The Style of Movement," how they show emotion through motion, and how the highs and lows of the past year are making space for new ideas.

Crissibeth (@crissibeth): Architecture Photographer & Blogger Jan 20, 2020

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Crissibeth (@crissibeth) is a photographer, a blogger, an influencer, and overall content creator who is speaking with us all about the photography industry and impact of influencer marketing. She joins us to chat about the current landscape of the business, what influencers (current and aspiring) can do to find success, and what you need to know before launching your career.

Paul Zizka: Mountain & Landscape Photographer Jan 13, 2020

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Paul Zizka (@paulzizkaphoto) is a mountain, travel, and landscape photographer based in Banff, Alberta, as well as an author, one of the founders of OFFBEAT, and an educator who is helping photographers find their own creative pursuit. We chat about chasing streams of income, the tricks to balancing your creative projects, and how you should schedule your creative time. Check out Paul's "Business of Photography" course at businessofphotography (dot) ca, and use code "adorama" for $50 off.

Patrick Janelle: Creative Director & Influencer Jan 06, 2020

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Patrick Janelle — also known as A Guy Named Patrick (@aguynamedpatrick) — has developed a style, eye, and sense for everything stylish and creative. He's a business owner, influencer, and creative director behind his own brand and many more. He joins us to talk about the ups and downs of Instagram, how he's decided to venture out onto a new platform (YouTube!), and the power of vulnerability in collaboration and creating impactful work.

Angela Popplewell & Lydia Billings: 100Cameras Dec 23, 2019

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Angela Popplewell and Lydia Billings are the CEO/Co-Founder and Director of Programs, respectively, of 100Cameras, and have set out to provide kids who have experienced challenges, with cameras to help teach processing and storytelling through photography. They join us to chat about their organization, what it takes to implement these programs, the importance of local leadership, bringing empowerment to local communities, and how local leaders can help bring change and support to kids in your area.

Bella Kotak: Fine Art & Fashion Photographer Dec 16, 2019

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Bella Kotak has loved art, fashion and architecture from an early age, and now combines all of her passions to create surrealist and fairytale-inspired works of art. She joins us to chat about her transition into photography and art, the process of creating her composites, and what it takes to tell stories through single images.

Temi Coker: Digital Artist & Photographer Dec 09, 2019

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Temi Coker (@temi.coker) has launched a career in digital art, graphic design, and photography, combining his work of culture and education into a creative business. He joins us to chat about what he took away from teaching high school students, accountability with his "a poster a day" project, and his biggest challenges in finding his creative voice.

Chris Orwig: Portrait Photographer Dec 02, 2019

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Chris Orwig (@chrisorwig) has built a career from his portrait photography, books, and teaching, and has shared it with students and budding photographers. He joins us to chat about his upcoming book, "Authentic Portraits: Searching for Soul, Significance, and Depth," what it means to find your own style (and why it's so tough), and the fine line of mastering vs. pursuing a craft.

Taylor Rees: Documentary Director & Photojournalist Nov 25, 2019

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Taylor Freesolo Rees (@taylorfreesolo) has journeyed the Earth in a pursuit to tell meaningful stories. As a documentary director and photojournalist — as well as an activist and adventurer — Rees has captured ongoing environmental and humanitarian issues through personal and emotional stories. She joins us to talk about what it means to pursue visual storytelling professionally, how she discovered her own creative independence, and what it takes to find the joy in documenting stories.

Onne van der Wal: Nautical Photographer Nov 18, 2019

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Onne van der Wal (@onnevanderwal) has photographed the majesty and power of the seas for decades, and has become one of the world's most sought-after nautical and marine photographers. He joins us to chat about his work on the water, from fishing to photography, the trials and benefits of setting up your own business, and how he's worked to create a decades-long career.

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