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#17 The picture that changed my life! Jun 12, 2020

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Today, the pictures that have changed you, shaped you, inspired and influenced that way you shoot as a photographer. For me that began in 1988, a story shared by renowned British photojournalist Tom Stoddart. To see the pictures talked about in today's show:

https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/

#16 Can I make your portrait? Please? Jun 11, 2020

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The confidence to ask a stranger for a portrait. It's a skill some photographers have. But what is their secret? How do they make that simplest of requests; "Can I make your portrait?" Photographer Gabrielle Motola shares her thoughts about asking people you don't know to pose up for a picture and this, despite admitting suffering from anxiety.

See the show notes: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/portraits-strangers-gabrielle-motola

#15 iN-PUBLiC is back! Street shooting special Jun 10, 2020

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Today, a special show featuring some news about one of the most influential street collectives from the last two decades. We talk to Nick Turpin, founder of iN-PUBLiC two decades ago about the return of his inspirational and influential platform. It doesn't matter if you shoot street or not, you're probably closer to it than you think.

See links: https://www.photographydaily.show/episodes/in-public-nick-turpin-streetphotography

#14 Shoot what you love Jun 09, 2020

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Photography Daily asks, "Do you love what you shoot? Do you even like what you shoot?" It's a question many professionals wrestle with. Today meet animal rights photographer Jo-Anne McArthur on how she began making pictures about the subject she is passionate about and how that turned into a her life's photographic work. Links and further reference material are available on today's show notes through https://www.photographydaily.show

#13 Photographing the news with film Jun 08, 2020

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This week on Photography Daily we have an exciting announcement to share that will undoubtedly thrill street shooters. Today a response to Friday's episode on Adam Gray, arrested in NYC with a press card whilst photographing the protests, and former San Fransisco news man Dennis Lee talks about the stress and wonder of shooting and processing film for news.

Write to the show: studio@photographydaily.show

#12 Arrested in NYC for making news pictures Jun 05, 2020

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On today's show, British photojournalist Adam Gray, living and working in New York City recounts his story, another story of a photographer or reporter forcibly abused or arrested whilst doing their job during an emerging crisis upon a crisis. Are photographers the unexpected enemy of the state?

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#11 You shoot what?! Jun 04, 2020

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Today on Photography Daily, do you choose what you shoot in terms of genre, or does your genre choose you? Is it even important as photographers to have a genre or shoot narrow topics of interest or speciality? Neale also finds himself in the wide open, photographing his first job post lockdown. And he doesn't feel comfortable.

Send your thoughts and feedback: studio@photographydaily.show

#10 Should I print or post? Jun 03, 2020

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Todays's Photography Daily features this month's focus guest, Daniel Milnor and today's photo essay asks a question; should I print or post? Dan has been on a mission of digital detox and is convinced his photography is all the better for it.

Email the show with your stories of photography: studio@photographydaily.show

#9 Is my camera really important? Jun 02, 2020

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I find myself in photographic awe of anyone who can commit to a single brand as if they've found their image making lobster. But is it important what camera you shoot with? Is it about you? Or is it really a long standing relationship with that silvery black box?

Write to the show: studio@photographydaily.show

#8 New starts, new horizons, new pictures to make Jun 01, 2020

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First editions are tricky aren't they? There's no flow yet, there's a relationship to build. In photography terms, it's like the first time you pick up a new camera; you know what the buttons do, but they're in slightly different places, and the strap doesn't feel comfortable quite yet. Welcome to the first snapshot edition of Photography Daily.

Contact the show: studio@photographydaily.show

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