The Photowalk

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#37 Friday Photowalk: Railroad's DR.DEATH? Jul 10, 2020

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This week, join me on a nostalgic walk, along overgrown bracken rich embankments, bridges that no longer have purpose and straight flat newly created cycleways that wind through English countryside where steam trains carrying passengers down to the English south coast once ran. Questions from the mailbag on discount, obtrusive photographers and American greats. It's the Friday Photowalk. Pictures from the walk:

https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/friday-photowalk-railroads-dr-death

#36 Photo droughts, corn snakes and the gentle touch! Jul 09, 2020

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Eclectic is a word you could use to describe today's show. Leonard Neumann returns with more photographers you should study, his take on street portraiture and why black and white. Also Neale finds himself in a field with corn snakes making portraits plus gets excited about returning to some form of photographic work.

Reference: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/leonard-neumann-street-advice

#35 Could you photograph in Africa? Jul 08, 2020

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I'm sure the answer to today's show title may well be yes, in times of travel again of course. Respected portrait photographer Saraya Cortaville asked herself this very question when she faced a creative crossroads. Today we start to investigate an opportunity more photographers are beginning to take; the opportunity to work as a volunteer overseas photographing the important work of NGOs, with charities such as WaterAid.

Show links: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/saraya-cortaville-ngo-travel-photographer

#34 The Portrait Per Day Man, embracing NO! Jul 07, 2020

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Initially he started to make street portraits as a method to aid his recovery from depression, chronic stress and anxiety. Portrait per Day has now been featured by the BBC and UK Council for Psychotherapy. John Mannell has captured the imagination and support of many creatives who embrace photography for therapeutic and mindfulness reasons.

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#33 Secret ingredients of a successful photo project Jul 06, 2020

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Jack Lowe from the Lifeboat Station Project shares why he works in such a unique way on a long tail project that will be eight years in the making. He also shares some secret ingredients of what he believes makes the ultimate successful photo project. Further pictures and show notes on www.photographydaily.show

#32 Friday Photowalk: BIG protests save the trees Jul 03, 2020

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A strange start to this morning's usually serene photowalk show concept. I'm by a road. A bypass. A busy, noisy, unrelenting bypass. Why? We're going to retrace some steps into the countryside and talk about a not so well documented English battle, the 3rd Battle of Newbury where tree protesters, tunnellers and a snail almost brought a planned £75M project to its knees.

Pictures from todays walk on www.photographydaily.show

#31 There's only one you. Be it! Jul 02, 2020

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A running theme this week, where emails and conversations have led one listener and friend to question their self belief. Also today Amelia Troubridge, talks of a never ending battle with copyright, how photography has changed professionally, and how the outlet for strong photojournalism has shifted.

Find the show notes at www.photographydaily.show

Coming soon: FOCUS EDITIONS, Dan Milnor Blurb Evangelist and Jack Lowe from the Lifeboat Station Project.

#30 Can photography heal and cure? Jul 01, 2020

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The healing force photography brings. That's what today's show touches on with the help of photographer Tim Johnston for whom making pictures has been a literal lifeline during his struggles with stress. If you have similar experiences, I'd like to hear from you on the show. Write to: studio@photographydaily.show

Links and reference on www.photographydaily.show

#29 First cameras and first run editions Jun 30, 2020

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Phil Mynott on prepping for your shoots properly and Dennis Lee waxes lyrical about his first film Nikon camera set up, plus memories of working the news in San Fransisco and New York. Send your questions and thoughts in: studio@photographydaily.show

#28 Surviving these times and new starts Jun 29, 2020

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How is your photography business? More to the point, how are you, as a photographer? Today some personal thoughts from the photographic coal face and a special guest, the British photojournalist Amelia Troubridge on an incredible life so far behind the lens, a pride she puts down to survival.

Send your emails: studio@photographydaily.show

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