Showing posts with label interviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interviews. Show all posts

7.07.2011

TITW?













© Adam Amengual, Mark Hartman, Randal Ford, Timothy Devine, Melissa Golden, Adam Golfer, Michael Rubenstein, Robin Twomey, Billy Delfs and Adam Krause

I've known Kate Osba for some time, as a picture editor who has hired me for portrait assignments. A few weeks ago, I met her in person for the first time, while schlepping my editorial portfolio in New York. I learned that Kate's blog, This Is The What, is a great source of photographer interviews (more than 40) which she frames as "10 Minutes With..." There are photographers I'm already a fan of, like Daniel Shea, Matt Eich, Robin Twomey and Michael Rubenstein - and others, whose work is new to me: Andrew Querner, Randal Ford, Adam Amengual, Adam Krause.

You can read all the interviews here, including 10 new minutes by yours truly.

4.20.2009

interview: katherine kiviat
















© katherine kiviat

Katherine Kiviat is a photojournalist based in Islamabad. Her book, Women Of Courage: Intimate Stories from Afghanistan, contains beautiful portraits, paired with interviews by her husband, the journalist Scott Heidler. You can read my short interview with her on the Redux blog here.

4.08.2009

interview: frank edwards
























© peter frank edwards

Peter Frank Edwards' food photos make me hungry. Well actually, this one is probably the only picture on either his website or his blog that doesn't make me hungry - but I love it, nonetheless. I just finished an interview with Frank on the Redux blog - you can read it here.

3.31.2009

interview: andrew cutraro
















© andrew cutraro

My second interview is now posted on the Redux blog, with the photographer Andrew Cutraro. Andrew is the newest photographer to join the agency and has and thoughtful things to say about his work.

3.25.2009

q/a
















© michael rubenstein

I've started a series of short interviews with fellow Redux photographers, which will appear weekly on the agency's blog. The first victim/volunteer to my line of questioning is Michael Rubenstein, a photographer based in Mumbai, India. Michael's website and blog are really fun to browse through, and you can read our conversation here.